A generic study on Green IT/IS practice development in collaborative enterprise: Insights from a developing country

Anthony, Bokolo; Majid, Mazlina Abdul; Romli, Awanis

doi:10.1016/j.jengtecman.2020.101555

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“…Nowadays, we experience the transformative impacts of mobile, big data, social media, cloud, analytics and other technologies at faster pace (Kaur et al 2020a(Kaur et al , 2020b. These digital disruption marks the start of a new economic and technological paradigm (Berman and Marshall 2014;Jnr, Majid, and Romli 2020a). Digital transformation began as IT based transformations since 1985 as seen in Figure 3.…”

Section: Importance Of Digital Transformation In Smart City Domainmentioning

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Managing digital transformation of smart cities through enterprise architecture – a review and research agenda

Anthony

2020

Enterprise Information Systems

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The recent growth in digital technologies are enabling cities to undergo transformations for streamlining smart services and offering new products. Digitization has changed the way citizens and stakeholders live, work, collaborate, and communicate. This disruptive change interconnects with all information systems and processes that are important for providing services. Although, digital transformation present opportunities for achieving smart cities. Municipalities still struggle with managing data integration and complexity. Accordingly, this study systematically reviews 70 research articles from 1999 to 2020 and discusses on development and state-of-the-art of Enterprise Architecture (EA) and digital transformation of cities into smart cities.

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Section: Importance Of Digital Transformation In Smart City Domainmentioning

confidence: 99%

Managing digital transformation of smart cities through enterprise architecture – a review and research agenda

Anthony

2020

Enterprise Information Systems

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“…Harmon and Auseklis (2009) conducted an assessment of the impact of green computing practices. Likewise, Bokolo et al (2020) conducted a generic study on green IT/IS practice development in a collaborative enterprise in a developing country. Moreover, Chow and Chen (2009) analyzed the disparity between the intended belief and actual behavior of green computing users.…”

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A systemic analysis of green computing adoption using genetically evolved fuzzy cognitive map: a Philippine scenario

Abellana

2020

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Purpose This paper aims to propose a new genetically evolved fuzzy cognitive mapping approach as a decision-making framework for analyzing the relationships between the drivers and strategies for green computing adoption. Design/methodology/approach A focus group discussion among stakeholders in the Philippines is used to establish the relationships between the drivers and strategies of green computing adoption. Findings The proposed approach significantly reduces the time complexity for developing the fuzzy cognitive maps and provides a basis for comprehensively clustering drivers and strategies that share similar characteristics. Research limitations/implications This paper’s results provide insights into how the drivers and strategies of green computing adoption facilitate the intention of adopting stakeholders. Moreover, it provides a framework for analyzing structural relationships that exist between factors in a compliant manner. Originality/value To the best of the author’s knowledge, the paper is the first to analyze the drivers and strategies of green computing under a complex systems’ perspective. Moreover, this is the first study to offer lenses in a Philippine scenario.

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“…A smart city is a city where residents can securely gather, manage, and disseminate data that relates to all areas of their daily lives in a sustainable and ubiquitous manner (Heo et al, 2014;Anthony Jnr, 2020a). In smart cities services provided to citizens are facilitated by Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in a resourceful manner (Zuccalà and Verga, 2017;Jnr et al, 2020a). Smart cities comprise of different sectors such as smart building, mobility, energy systems, water and air quality, climate change, etc.…”

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Integrating Electric Vehicles to Achieve Sustainable Energy as a Service Business Model in Smart Cities

Anthony

2021

Front. Sustain. Cities

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The digitalization of the power grid to smart grid provides value added services to the prosumers and other stakeholders involved in the energy market, and possibly disrupts existing electricity services in smart cities. The use of Electric Vehicles (EVs) do not only challenge the sustainability of the smart grid but also promote and stimulate its upgrading. Undeniably, EVs can actively promote the development of the smart grid via two-way communications by deploying Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) and Grid-to-Vehicle (G2V). EVs have environmental benefits as compared to hybrids or even internal combustion engine vehicle as they can help minimize noise levels, pollution, and greenhouse gas emissions. The integration of EVs could bring substantial changes for the society not only in providing transportation services but also shifting economies from petroleum and reducing the carbon dioxide (CO2) emission from the transportation sector. Therefore, this study employs secondary data from the literature to explore how EVs can achieve sustainable energy as a service business model in smart cities. Findings from this study suggest that EVs are major assets for a sustainable energy future as EV batteries offers an untapped opportunity to store electricity from renewable energy sources. Implications from this study discusses the issues and recommendations for EVs integration in smart cities.

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A generic study on Green IT/IS practice development in collaborative enterprise: Insights from a developing country

Cited by 29 publications

References 48 publications

Managing digital transformation of smart cities through enterprise architecture – a review and research agenda

Managing digital transformation of smart cities through enterprise architecture – a review and research agenda

A systemic analysis of green computing adoption using genetically evolved fuzzy cognitive map: a Philippine scenario

Integrating Electric Vehicles to Achieve Sustainable Energy as a Service Business Model in Smart Cities

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