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Accelerating Acquisition in an Open Innovation Ecosystem Håkan Burden, Viktoria |
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Dare to Be Green: The Role of Environmental Passion and Green IT Identity on Green IT Practices Kyle Nash, Baylor University |
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Decision Support for Optimal Investments in Building Energy Systems Tim Brauner, Leibniz University of Hanover |
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Deployment of Information Systems for Sustainability Reporting and Performance Ravi Chandra Seethamraju, University of Sydney |
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DESIGN PRINCIPLES FOR VALIDATING USE CASES OF BLOCKCHAIN FOR FOOD SUPPLY CHAINS. Ravi S. Sharma, University of Canterbury |
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Risk and Self-Disclosure in Sustainable Persuasive Smart Home Technologies Nataliya Shevchuk, University of Oulu |
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Maike Greve, University of Goettingen |
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Theory-Guided AI for Intraday Solar Radiation Prediction Hashai Papneja, University of Georgia |
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Bernd Herrenkind, Chair of Information Management |
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Sustainability and climate change are global issues, with many cultural, organizational, technical, social, regulatory, economic, and individual dimensions. Just as computer-based information systems have been a driving force for societal progress, Green IS can be a driving force for strategic sustainable solutions in organizations and communities.
Green IS enables the transformative power of information systems to support the multiple dimensions of sustainability. It addresses the world’s greatest challenges including shrinking access to non-renewable resources, decreased energy and food security, and environmental degradation due to climate change. IS can play a pivotal role in enabling sustainable solutions, which greatly increase the effectiveness and efficiency of modern communities and enterprises. Consequently, IS research can contribute in such transformation towards a multidimensional perspective to sustainability.