The paperless office twenty years later: Still a myth?

Briscoe, Michael D.

doi:10.1080/15487733.2022.2146370

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“…Since using environmentally friendly technologies will solve environmental problems, employees' intention to use them becomes important. Briscoe [23] argues that the development of technology and individuals' use of these technologies for business purposes are important in realizing environmentally friendly technologies (especially paperless offices). The author claims that the decline in paper production (in an inverted U shape) is related to technological advances.…”

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“…Thus, it focuses on a problem that is more widespread and faster to respond to regarding environmental awareness. As Briscoe [23] states, significant developments have been made in using paper in recent years. The basis of these developments lies in the development of information technologies.…”

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“…Based on reviews, studies have not been found on accepting paperless practices by university aca-demics and administrative staff. The few studies in the literature are focused on paperless universities [19,[21][22][23]. In other studies, it is generally seen that it is about the usefulness of information technologies [24,25].…”

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Paperless Technologies in Universities: Examination in Terms of Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT)

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Bıyıkbeyi,

Gençer Çelik

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This study aims to determine the factors affecting the use of paperless technologies by university office staff and academicians. The study sample comprised 726 academics and administrative staff from 10 public and 3 foundation higher education institutions in Turkey. Care was taken to ensure that the selected universities had switched to paperless processes or that work was largely conducted through digital tools. When the path analysis results were examined, it was determined that performance expectation, effort expectation, and social impact positively affected the intention to use paperless technologies. In addition, intent to use has a mediating role on the effect of social influence, effort expectation, and performance expectation on actual usage of paperless technologies. Our hypotheses were supported. According to the research results, social impact, effort to be spent, and the performance of paperless technologies effectively encourage academic and administrative staff at universities to use paperless technologies.

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Paperless Technologies in Universities: Examination in Terms of Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT)

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“…Source: The Output of Excel Analysis by Author This paper shows that the possibilities for digital offices in the future will develop rapidly [15]. An entity no longer requires much paper in its activities.…”

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Environmental sustainability: insight into paperless policy and integrated audit internal system

Khafid,

Suryandari,

Hidayah

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Universitas Negeri Semarang (UNNES) is one of the higher education institutions with legal status in Indonesia that has launched conservation. Therefore, every program implemented must be based on environmental preservation. This research examines the relationship between paperless policy and the internal audit system on environmental sustainability. The research method uses primary data and secondary data. Data analysis applies a comprehensive descriptive analysis. The results showed that applying a paperless policy at UNNES reduced the amount of paper used. In addition, an integrated internal audit system can reduce paper use. The existence of an internal audit system that all units can access via the Internet can reduce paper usage figures. This non-corrosive use policy has been able to participate in preserving the environment. Hence, applying a paperless policy accompanied by providing integrated internal audit system facilities can maintain environmental sustainability.

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Digital Health Innovations: Advancing Climate–Health–Sustainability Synergies

Saxena,

Joshi

2024

The Climate-Health-Sustainability Nexus

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The paperless office twenty years later: Still a myth?

Cited by 6 publications

References 11 publications

Paperless Technologies in Universities: Examination in Terms of Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT)

Paperless Technologies in Universities: Examination in Terms of Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT)

Environmental sustainability: insight into paperless policy and integrated audit internal system

Digital Health Innovations: Advancing Climate–Health–Sustainability Synergies

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