The implementation of green practice on paperless : a case study at Lembaga Tabung Haji

Nur Diyana Rifhan , Mahmud Dzaki (2015) The implementation of green practice on paperless : a case study at Lembaga Tabung Haji. Project Report. UTeM. (Submitted)

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Abstract

In the era of globalisation, Malaysia as a developing country towards developed country in year 2020, has a polemic issue in terms of green practice. Melaka, is the first state that had implement the green practice such as “Melaka Bebas Asap Rokok” and also has a unique tagline which is “Melaka Negeriku Sayang, Negeri Bandar Teknologi Hijau”. Green practice is a way to preserve the nature and also to create awareness among the people about the benefit of green practice. In Malaysia, green practice is still moderately practice. This indicates an opportunity to further development and a robust study to examine how far the organization to implement green had practice especially on paperless. Research has been made at Lembaga Tabung Haji Headquarters, Kuala Lumpur. Research shown that the government is the most influential factor to make the decision to implement green practice on paperless. The research of an organisation orientation in Malaysia is still in infant stage. A literature review revealed that changing the culture and mindset, improve process and the government can enhance the implementation of green practice on paperless. However, on the literature review there are still arguable relationship if the employees of the organization believe that green practice on paperless will create more positive impact on their work. Research also shown that the government and the employee must get along together in terms to increase the benefits in green practice, especially on paperless. This study investigate factors to improve green practice on paperless. Data were collected by distributed to several department which is 25 respondent for four department, to create more precise and accurate results and were analysed using (SPSS) Statistical Package For Social Science.

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