Applications of ISM and TISM: Model Building Techniques

Kaur, Bhajneet; Ahuja, Laxmi; Kumar, Vinay

doi:10.1109/comitcon.2019.8862177

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“…The research process adheres to a well‐established and conventional decision‐making procedure, one that relies heavily on expert judgments to discern the key factors driving SR adoption at the national level. This iterative approach is a commonly adopted methodology in similar research contexts (Dubey et al, 2017; Kaur et al, 2019). This is instrumental in ensuring the research findings are robust, credible, and informed (Foli, 2022; Sahoo & Thakur, 2023).…”

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“…This methodological selection is supported by a distinct advantage over the traditional Interpretive Structural Modeling (ISM) approach. Through expert insights, TISM uncovers intricate interconnections among factors, allowing the creation of a hierarchical TISM diagram (Jain & Raj, 2016; Kaur et al, 2019). In doing so, it enables the identification of driving forces and the degree of dependence displayed by these factors.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…They will now undergo further examination and detailed discussion. (Jain & Raj, 2016;Kaur et al, 2019). In doing so, it enables the identification of driving forces and the degree of dependence displayed by these factors.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Sustainability reporting for boosting national commitment and overcoming challenges: A hierarchical model

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Sustainability reporting (SR) has emerged as a critical mechanism for organizations and nations to communicate their performance in terms of environmental, social, and governance (ESG). The present study investigates the challenges that prevent SR from being useful for system transparency and accountability. It identifies formidable barriers such as intentions, knowledge gaps, resource constraints, and the intricate nature of measurement metrics which necessitating a global collaborative efforts to improve SR's adaptability and acceptance within diverse systems. In addition, this pioneering research examines the factors that influence SR adoption and commitment at the national level. In the study, total interpretive structural modelling (TISM) is used to investigate the hierarchical relationship between factors while MICMAC analysis is administered to identify driver‐dependent connections. It reveals a multi‐layered structure in which macroeconomic factors such as political stability and resource availability drive regulatory effectiveness, operational factors such as administrative efficiency and awareness synergise for progress, and performance factors provide comprehensive insights into SR maturity at national level. The findings contribute significantly to the refinement of theoretical frameworks while emphasizing the importance of SR in advancing the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. It emphasizes on political will, resource allocation, and tailored regulatory frameworks for comprehensive reporting of sustainability. This study provides practical insights for managers, policymakers, and businesses navigating sustainability reporting. It identifies drivers of national SR commitment and guides corporate practices towards sustainable development goals. Understanding these issues strengthens risk management and governance, while advanced measurement tools facilitate assessment and communication. Overall, it empowers stakeholders to elevate their engagement in enhancing sustainability practices, refining governance structures, and informing policy formulation.

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Sustainability reporting for boosting national commitment and overcoming challenges: A hierarchical model

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Ritika

2024

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“…A total interpretive structural modelling approach was used in this study to investigate the linkages between the factors influencing ergoecology for a healthy and sustainable workplace in healthcare organisations. This is a mathematical approach based on the pairwise comparison procedure to form a hierarchical inter-relationship of elements [25,26]. Many scholars have used total interpretive structural modelling to examine how different factors interact, in industries such as manufacturing and service industries [25,26].…”

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“…This is a mathematical approach based on the pairwise comparison procedure to form a hierarchical inter-relationship of elements [25,26]. Many scholars have used total interpretive structural modelling to examine how different factors interact, in industries such as manufacturing and service industries [25,26]. The flow of the adopted approach utilising total interpretive structural modelling for ergoecology in a healthcare organisation is presented here (refer to Figure 1).…”

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Ergoecology Factors Influencing Healthy and Sustainable Workplace in Healthcare Organisation

Thomas,

Ma,

Rehman

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Sustainability

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Ergoecology in sustainable healthcare refers to incorporating the aspects of ergonomics, which emphasises tailoring the healthy workplace to the abilities and constraints of healthcare employees, and ecological considerations, which consider the overall environmental impact of healthcare activities. The purpose of this study is to identify ergoecology factors influencing healthy and sustainable workplaces in the context of healthcare organisations and to develop a conceptual model. Literature review and opinions of healthcare experts have opted to identify the factors influencing ergoecology in healthcare organisations. The identified factors were face-validated by the healthcare experts. Scheduled interviews and closed-ended questionnaires were employed to collect data for this research. This research employed total interpretive structural modelling (TISM) and matrix multiplication applied to classification (MICMAC) analysis. TISM methodology is utilised to better comprehend how the components interact with one another, and why. MICMAC analysis is employed to prioritise factors and categorise these factors into four categories: driving factors, autonomous factors, dependent factors, and linkage factors. It is observed that analysis of surroundings and the adoption of ecological and ergonomic measures have strong driving power, but weak dependence. These factors are key factors and are termed as independent factors of ergoecology in healthcare for a healthy and sustainable workplace. The structural model and methodological approach are employed in a healthcare organisation; this approach can be extended to different industries in the future. This study helps to understand the concept of ergoecology and the influencing factors for ergoecology in the context of healthcare organisations. Ergoecology concept not only benefits the environment and the health of healthcare employees but also boosts productivity within the healthcare industry. In this study, the total interpretive structural modelling and matrix multiplication applied to classification analysis for healthcare is proposed as an innovative approach to address the ergo-ecology concept in the context of healthcare for a healthy and sustainable workplace to improve productivity within the healthcare industry.

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Environmental, social, and governance reporting adoption factors for sustainable development at the country level

Paridhi,

Saini,

Shri

2024

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Applications of ISM and TISM: Model Building Techniques

Cited by 5 publications

References 26 publications

Sustainability reporting for boosting national commitment and overcoming challenges: A hierarchical model

Sustainability reporting for boosting national commitment and overcoming challenges: A hierarchical model

Ergoecology Factors Influencing Healthy and Sustainable Workplace in Healthcare Organisation

Environmental, social, and governance reporting adoption factors for sustainable development at the country level

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