Abstract
Anthropogenic climate change is shaping up to be a major global challenge in its potential impacts to humanity. A major contributor to this is Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions from various sources, including industrial or organizational sector. Some organizational managers realizing the inevitability of government legislations or taxes want to take proactive measures to manage their own GHG emissions. The current emission measuring tools and guidelines are not aimed at measuring emissions of organisational processes. Hence these guidelines and tools do not allow emissions to be handled in a pragmatic manner alongside other business objectives such as cost, turnaround time and quality of production. Therefore, we propose a framework for multi-dimensional business process optimisation that would facilitate modelling, measuring, analysing and reporting GHG emissions. This framework, derived from the GHG Protocol, enables organizational management to optimize their business processes for GHG emission mitigation, alongside other vital business objectives.
Recommended Citation
Wesumperuma, Ashini; Ginige, Jeewani Anupamal; Ginige, Athula; and Hol, Ana, "A Framework for Multi-dimensional Business Process Optimization for GHG Emission Mitigation" (2011). ACIS 2011 Proceedings. 91.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/acis2011/91