To Align Technological Advancement and Ethical Conduct: An Analysis of the Relationship between Digital Technologies and Sustainable Decision-Making Processes

Abstract

Digitalization and sustainability is widely investigated; however, only few studies have analyzed the role of sustainable decision-making processes in the business strategy field for achieving sustainable development goals: The study proposes a structured literature review (SLR), analyzing 318 documents published in the period 2019–2023. The results of the SLR bring to light that the publications on the topic mainly regard seven research areas. Green supply chains, logistics and digital management is the principal one, followed by sustainable goals, green indicators, and digital advancement. Furthermore, the analysis marks future research lines: although this document offers an overview of the main studies in literature, the major limitation is the use of only one database and a time span of 5 years. This study could contribute to generate further research on sustainable decision-making processes, promoting a different organizational approach to value creation and sustainable performance.

Program Prakerja sebagai Peningkatan Kualitas Kerja dalam Perspektif Komunikasi Pembangunan dan Tujuan Pembangunan Berkelanjutan

“…Teknologi digital telah membawa perubahan yang signifikan dalam komunikasi dan perkembangan ekonomi, yang menyebabkan munculnya peluang dan tantangan baru (Andiani et al, 2023). Teknologi digital tidak hanya mengubah cara orang berkomunikasi tetapi juga memiliki dampak mendalam pada pertumbuhan dan pengembangan ekonomi (Riso & Morrone, 2023). Input digital yang berupa infrastruktur digital, aplikasi digital, keterampilan digital, serta kebijakan dapat mendorong kondisi penggunaan teknologi digital untuk meningkatkan pertumbuhan ekonomi dan tingkat produktivitas (Utamawati, H., Ak, S. T., & Suparna Wijaya, 2021).…”

Rethinking the Role of Technology for Citizens’ Engagement and Sustainable Development in Smart Cities

“…[36]. According to this perspective, current managerial literature has identified the key elements of digital technologies that ensure the required alignment in purpose among actors and related information sharing [37]. Unfortunately, the digital transition alone seems to be unable to ensure the required change in perspective due to several cognitive phenomena, such as knowledge hiding [38], knowledge speculation [26], and knowledge brokerage [39].…”