Environmental Management Information Systems

Stankov, Ivan

doi:10.1109/bulef51036.2020.9326021

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“…Usage of cloud platforms for housing a database provides a window of opportunity for EMIS enterprise designs to be cost effective, flexible, and enable greater collaboration. Thus, the functionalities that constitute a decent EMIS include the ability to: collect and manage data; store data & transform it into knowledge; view the environmental impact data; as well as to make reports & audits [50].…”

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Design and Development of an Eco-Innovation Management Information System to Accelerate Firms’ Digital Transformation Strategy

Munodawafa

Johl

2022

IEEE Access

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It is vital for firms to measure, and, report on, the impact of eco-innovation towards their environmental performance. Additive Manufacturing is an eco-innovation that contributes towards reducing the environmental impact of manufacturing. However, there is a lack of practical tools for management to monitor and report on firms' eco-innovation implementation and performance. This paper presents a prototype Eco-innovation Management Information System (EiMIS), developed to enable a firm's management to systematically manage and report on eco-innovation performance. Using a top-down approach, the EiMIS is developed through utilizing the C# and SQL programming languages for the Graphical User Interface (GUI), Database Management System (DBMS) and other technologies to collect, store (into a relational database) and manage eco-innovation performance data. A 4-tier architecture enables the EiMIS to: store, view and retrieve or generate eco-innovation performance reports; and generally, manage firms' ecoinnovation performance data. This developed prototype could, help introduce information system platforms that: assist firms to collect data that can model their additive manufacturing; ease firms' eco-innovation performance reporting; improve environmental data management capabilities; and complement firms' digital transformation strategy.INDEX TERMS Big data analytics, digital engineering, eco-innovation, environmental management information system, environmental management system, software development.

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Section: B Overview Of Environmental Management Information Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Design and Development of an Eco-Innovation Management Information System to Accelerate Firms’ Digital Transformation Strategy

Munodawafa

Johl

2022

IEEE Access

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Measurement of Velocity and Linear Acceleration during Vehicle Movement

Tsanov

Mladenov

2022

2022 30th National Conference With International Participation (TELECOM)

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Big Data in Driving Greener Social Welfare and Sustainable Environmental Management

Arumugam,

Ashifa,

Vinayagalakshmi

et al. 2023

Advances in Business Information Systems and Analytics

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The emergence of big data (BD) has opened up new opportunities for addressing social and environmental challenges. This chapter examines the potential of BD to drive green social welfare and sustainable environmental management. The chapter highlights how big data can be used to develop new approaches for monitoring and managing natural resources and addressing social issues such as poverty and inequality. It explores how big data can be used to promote sustainable development, from enhancing resource efficiency to improving disaster management. The chapter also discusses challenges associated with using big data for social welfare and sustainable development, including privacy concerns and improved data quality. Ultimately, the chapter concludes that big data has the potential to transform our approach to sustainable development but that a coordinated effort is required to ensure that it is used effectively and responsibly.

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Environmental Management Information Systems

Cited by 3 publications

References 18 publications

Design and Development of an Eco-Innovation Management Information System to Accelerate Firms’ Digital Transformation Strategy

Design and Development of an Eco-Innovation Management Information System to Accelerate Firms’ Digital Transformation Strategy

Measurement of Velocity and Linear Acceleration during Vehicle Movement

Big Data in Driving Greener Social Welfare and Sustainable Environmental Management

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