A Study to Analyse the Critical Determinants of Implementing Green ICT for Sustainable Development

Information and communication technology, sometimes known as ICT, may be found in almost every aspect of human endeavor. A study must be conducted to demonstrate the environmental damage caused by these items in order to restrict their widespread use. Many studies have widely stated that there is a stronger connection among technologies that support the greater good. This study focuses on analyzing the critical determinants of implementing new technologies that support sustainable development. The application of key technologies such as Green ICT, the Internet of Things, Big Data, etc., is driving a growing need for advancements across business, commerce, community development, and other areas that require attention. Through the application of such innovative technologies, it will be easy for the government to manage overall operations and support sustainable development in an effective manner. The application of comprehensive related policies tends to shape future generations; this is considered a key aspect for enhancing the overall development of communities and nations at large. Various technologies are being applied that will help nations effectively use natural resources, engage in better trade relations, reduce waste, and focus on reducing overall carbon footprints, etc. Hence, this study is more focused on analyzing the critical determinants of the application of sophisticated technologies in achieving overall sustainable development.

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Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology)
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2026-04-10
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https://doi.org/10.1051/shsconf/202623004002/pdf
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Green IT and Sustainability
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A Study to Analyse the Critical Determinants of Implementing Green ICT for Sustainable Development

Sanjay Taneja, Reepu, Ercan Özen
Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology)
Green IT and Sustainability
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A Study to Analyse the Critical Determinants of Implementing Green ICT for Sustainable Development

Sanjay Taneja, Reepu, Ercan Özen
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Abstract

Information and communication technology, sometimes known as ICT, may be found in almost every aspect of human endeavor. A study must be conducted to demonstrate the environmental damage caused by these items in order to restrict their widespread use. Many studies have widely stated that there is a stronger connection among technologies that support the greater good. This study focuses on analyzing the critical determinants of implementing new technologies that support sustainable development. The application of key technologies such as Green ICT, the Internet of Things, Big Data, etc., is driving a growing need for advancements across business, commerce, community development, and other areas that require attention. Through the application of such innovative technologies, it will be easy for the government to manage overall operations and support sustainable development in an effective manner. The application of comprehensive related policies tends to shape future generations; this is considered a key aspect for enhancing the overall development of communities and nations at large. Various technologies are being applied that will help nations effectively use natural resources, engage in better trade relations, reduce waste, and focus on reducing overall carbon footprints, etc. Hence, this study is more focused on analyzing the critical determinants of the application of sophisticated technologies in achieving overall sustainable development.

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