Systematic Literature Review: Effects of Digital Technology on Business Models and Sustainability

Vidmar, Doroteja; Pucihar, Andreja

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-37632-1_2

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“…The strategic roles of IS (automation, information and transformation) can lead the society towards sustainability. However, the literature concerning sustainability shows that an IT-enabled transformation towards sustainability is just beginning and cannot happen too fast [27,38]. Thus, current literature leads to an arising question, how do we integrate sustainability strategically during a digital transformation.…”

Section: Sustainable Development Goalsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Setting Goals in a Digital Transformation of Environmental Assessment: A Case Study

Zada

Nielsen

Persson

2022

Co-Creating for Context in the Transfer and Diffusion of IT

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Since The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) emerged in 2015, they have become a guide for managing present sustainability challenges. However, we have limited knowledge about inter-organizational goal setting for digital transformations towards sustainable development. Recognizing this shortcoming, we report an in-depth case study of an inter-organizational digital transformation and the challenges of setting goals towards promoting progress on SDGs in environmental assessments. An environmental assessment is an obligatory procedure securing environmental concerns are considered before a decision is made, either for individual projects or public plans and programs. From analyzing the activities in environmental assessments, we outline their distinct digitalization goals and the stakeholders' associated experiences. These findings extend preliminary research on what drives digital transformation in environmental assessment and highlight environmentally responsible activities where information systems can make a difference. The paper discusses how these findings show a further need for research on the digital transformation of environmental assessment.

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Section: Sustainable Development Goalsmentioning

confidence: 99%