Corporate Environmental Information Systems: Advancements and Trends
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Editors: Frank Teuteberg and Jorge Marx Gómez
Chapter 4, How can Information Technology be adopted by Micro-enterprises? Guidelines for Sustainable Development, co-authored by Sajda Qureshi and Peter Wolcott, UNO faculty members.
In recent years, the focus of environmental responsibility has shifted toward companies and a variety of highly specific, heterogeneous solutions for different environmental issues have been created. These solutions comprise a special category of information systems, termed Corporate Environmental Management Information Systems (CEMIS).
Corporate Environmental Management Information Systems: Advancements and Trends addresses the continuing need for companies to take a holistic and strategic approach towards material and energy efficiency, emission and waste reduction, recycling, stakeholder engagement, and legal compliance. As Corporate Environmental Management Information Systems that support only operational goals are becoming obsolete, the need for a reference redefining these systems to provide integrated solutions to environmental and economic problems is needed.
ISBN
978-1615209811
Publication Date
2010
Publisher
IGI Global
City
Hershey, PA
Department
Information Systems and Quantitative Analysis
Recommended Citation
Teuteberg, Frank; Gómez, Jorge Marx; Kamal, Mehruz; Qureshi, Sajda; and Wolcott, Peter, "Corporate Environmental Information Systems: Advancements and Trends" (2010). Faculty Books and Monographs. 297.
https://digitalcommons.unomaha.edu/facultybooks/297
Comments
Kamal, M., Qureshi, S., Wolcott, P. (2010). How can Information Technology be adopted by Micro-enterprises: Guidelines for Sustainable Development. In F. Teuteberg and J.M. Gómez (Eds.), Corporate Environmental Information Systems: Advancements and Trends (pp. 55-69). Hershey, PA: IGI Global.