Green IS and Sustainability (SIG Green)
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. Track Chairs: Chadi Aoun, Carnegie Mellon University chadi@cmu.edu Npratyush Bharati, University of Massachusetts pratyush.bharati@umb.edu Nui Vatanasakdakul, Carnegie Mellon University savanid@cmu.edu
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Classification of Real-World Microgrids Based on a Morphological Analysis Jana Gerlach, Information Systems Institute, Leibniz Universität Hannover 12:00 AM |
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Effectiveness of Driver Monitoring Applications: A Comparison of the Benefits Dicle Berfin Köse, Tampere University 12:00 AM |
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Cindy Schaefer, Universität Siegen 12:00 AM |
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Reduce CO2 Emissions by Applying Digital Twins while Operating Wind Power Plants Lars Brehm, Hochschule München - University of Applied Sciences 12:00 AM |
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Toward Digital Interventions to Overcome Intergenerational Discounting: A Design Science Approach Kenan Degirmenci, Queensland University of Technology 12:00 AM |