Senior managers’ perception on green information systems (IS) adoption and environmental performance: results from a field survey

Roya Gholami, Ainin B. Sulaiman, T. Ramayah, Alemayehu Molla

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Abstract

Based on a Belief-Action-Outcome framework, we produced a model that shows senior managers' perception of both the antecedents to and the consequences of Green IS adoption by a firm. This conceptual model and its associated hypotheses were empirically tested using a dataset generated from a survey of 405 organizations. The results suggest that coercive pressure influences the attitude toward Green IS adoption while mimetic pressure does not. In addition, we found that there was a significant relationship between Green IS adoption, attitude, and consideration of future consequences. Finally, we found that only long term Green IS adoption was positively related to environmental performance.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)431–438
Number of pages8
JournalInformation and Management
Volume50
Issue number7
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Nov 2013

Keywords

  • green IS
  • institutional theory
  • personality traits
  • adoption
  • environmental performance

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