Green IT initiatives in Malaysia: An overview

Rahim, Rabiah Eladwiah Abdul; Rahman, Azizah Abdul

doi:10.1037/e605152012-005

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“…Strategic management is a set of decisions and actions that produce the formulation and implementation of plans designed to achieve the goals of a company (Yunus, 2016). Strategy management focuses on integrating management, marketing, finance/accounting, production/operations, research and development, computer information systems to achieve organizational success (Rahman Rahim & Radjab, 2016). While management accounting is an accounting system whose main purpose is to present financial statements for the benefit of internal parties of the company, such as financial managers, production managers, marketing managers, and other internal parties.…”

Section: Management Accountingmentioning

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The Role of Strategic Management Accounting In The Development of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) In The Field of Decent Work To Support The Economic Growth of Ntt Province

Ramadhan,

Sirait,

Chusanudin

et al. 2022

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Work is very important in the context of human well-being. Besides providing income, jobs also pave the way to broader economic and social improvements. This study used the Systematic Literature Review method. This research was conducted by collecting research data in the form of documentation in the form of research journals and other data. This research has the results, namely that it should be in realizing the goals of sustainable development goals (sdgs) in the field of decent work to support the economic growth of East Nusa Tenggara Province, the need for Tourism-based development supported by infrastructure development and the synergy of community elements, so that a system will be created that can realize people get decent jobs and improve the economy of East Nusa Tenggara Province

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Section: Management Accountingmentioning

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The Role of Strategic Management Accounting In The Development of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) In The Field of Decent Work To Support The Economic Growth of Ntt Province

Ramadhan,

Sirait,

Chusanudin

et al. 2022

jrssem

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“…Economic losses due to landslides, in some places, are estimated at billions of US dollars. Besides financial damage, many landslides caused injury and death [7][8][9][10]. Hence, the prediction of landslide occurrence can be crucial in preventing major environmental and human consequences.…”

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confidence: 99%

An Index for Snowmelt-Induced Landslide Prediction for Zavoj Lake, Serbia

Marković,

Mudelsee,

Radaković

et al. 2024

Atmosphere

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In February 1963, a huge landslide (ca. 1,950,000 m3) blocked the Visočica River and, thus, formed Zavoj Lake. The primary objective of this research was to investigate the importance of snowmelt in relation to landslide occurrence and to define the critical climatic conditions that may trigger massive winter landslides. We used monthly precipitation and average monthly maximum temperature data from meteorological and precipitation stations in the Visočica River basin (Dojkinci) and in the immediate proximity of Lake Zavoj (Pirot, Dimitrovgrad and Topli Do) as data inputs to the Snow-Melt Landslide (SML) index. It considers the summed monthly precipitation for previous months that continuously have an average maximum temperature below 0 °C. According to this method, the event at Zavoj Lake stands out among all other precipitation and snowmelt values for the past 72 years. After applying the SML index, all stations showed values of >300 mm for February 1963, which we consider as the threshold value for potential landslides appearance. In addition to meteorological data, we applied the SML index to data from the Coordinated Regional Downscaling Experiment (CORDEX) regional climate model outputs for the region from 2022 to 2100. As expected, climate change will have influenced the temperature values, especially during the winter. Conversely, the study area is experiencing drastic changes in land use caused by depopulation, leading to a reduced risk of winter landslides in the Visočica basin. We suggest that future climatic conditions in the area will make it more likely to experience extreme summer precipitation events, which might trigger large landslides. The SML method can be implemented for all landscapes that experience snowy winters, providing information in a timely manner so that local residents can react properly when the probability of landslide occurrence rises. The SML index, grounded in essential meteorological principles, provides a tailor-made, data-driven methodology applicable across varied geographical settings. Its utility extends to mitigating hydro-meteorological hazards on scales ranging from local to national scales, offering diverse and effective early warning solutions.

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“…In many areas of the country, major flooding and landslides were caused by significant amounts of rain that were recorded as a result of prolonged rainfall events [5,6]. Debris flows are often caused by many different mechanisms, one of which is heavy rain, which turns landslides into fast-moving liquid sediments [6][7][8].…”

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Assessment of Debris Flow Impact Based on Experimental Analysis along a Deposition Area

A.Wahab,

Mohd Arif Zainol,

Ikhsan

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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Debris flow is a devastating phenomenon that happens in hilly and mountainous regions and has a serious impact on affected areas. It causes casualties and serious damage to the environment and society. Therefore, a susceptible assessment is necessary to prevent, mitigate, and raise awareness of the impact of debris flows. This paper focuses on evaluating the deposition area along the deposition board. The methodology involved an experiment on a physical model by demonstrating the debris flow based on the steepness of the flume slope at 15°, 20°, and 25° angles. The limestone particles with a total volume of 2.5 × 106 mm3 acted as debris and were released with water from the tank to the deposition board with an area of 10 × 105 mm2. The volume, area, and length of particle distribution carried from the flume to the deposition board were then determined. Based on the experimental results, the deposition board is covered with particles of about 696.19 × 103 mm3, 748.29 × 103 mm3, and 505.19 × 103 mm3 volume for each 15°, 20°, and 25° angle, respectively. In actual situations, debris flow is capable of causing significant risk to the affected area. This study can be deemed useful for a risk assessment approach, to help develop guidelines, and to mitigate the regions where debris flows are most probable to occur.

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Green IT initiatives in Malaysia: An overview

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The Role of Strategic Management Accounting In The Development of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) In The Field of Decent Work To Support The Economic Growth of Ntt Province

The Role of Strategic Management Accounting In The Development of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) In The Field of Decent Work To Support The Economic Growth of Ntt Province

An Index for Snowmelt-Induced Landslide Prediction for Zavoj Lake, Serbia

Assessment of Debris Flow Impact Based on Experimental Analysis along a Deposition Area

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