Green IT Adoption For Eco-Efficiency: A Case Study At Kementerian Tenaga, Teknologi Hijau Dan Air (KeTTHA)

Ramli, Siti Aishah (2016) Green IT Adoption For Eco-Efficiency: A Case Study At Kementerian Tenaga, Teknologi Hijau Dan Air (KeTTHA). Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

In recent years, everyone uses Information Technology (IT) to communicate and obtain the information on socialization, educational, businesses, and many others. Malaysia’s pledge towards global GHG emission reduction through it roles supporting the vision of the Prime Minister of Malaysia, which is to reduce the carbon footprint of the nation by up to 40% by the year 2020. Green IT as green and sustainable practices is learning and practicing the use of IT efficiency and effectively with minimum impact on environment. Therefore, it is precise on two key concepts as a mechanism of successful implemented this project which is focus on the factors and process in adopting Green IT for eco-efficiency. Since that, the factors need to be considered in adopting Green IT are cost, regulatory and legal, enlightened self-interest, responsible business eco-system, new market opportunity, economy, technology, people, organizational, environment and power use of IT. However, the organization also arranged the process to be involved in adopting Green IT that emphasized on diagnose phase, plan phase, design phase, approval phase, enactment phase, implementation phase, and measure the performance of the process. In this case study, Ministry of Energy, Green Technology and Water (KeTTHA) was selected as responsible organization to investigate the factors and process involved in Green IT adoption. The respondents of this case study will be aim for 30 respondents from middle and executive through qualitative in-depth interview. At last, the innovative suggestion is recommended for future research significantly as development and dynamic improvement for the next academic research.

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