Section 1 Strategies and Methods

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1 Table of Contents Foreword... xxx Preface...xxxiii Acknowledgment... xxxv Volume I Section 1 Strategies and Methods Chapter 1 Strategies for a Sustainable Enterprise... 1 Mike Rosen, Wilton Consulting Group & Cutter Consortium, USA Tamar Krichevsky, Wilton Consulting Group, USA Harsh Sharma, OMG Sustainability SIG, USA Chapter 2 Green Strategic Alignment: Aligning Business Strategies with Sustainability Objectives Hui-Ling Wang, University of Wollongong, Australia Aditya Ghose, University of Wollongong, Australia Chapter 3 Role of the Business Analysis in Green ICT Adriana Beal, Beal Projects, USA Chapter 4 Strategies for Greening Enterprise IT: Creating Business Value and Contributing to Environmental Sustainability San Murugesan, University of Western Sydney & BRITE Professional Services, Australia

2 Chapter 5 Strategic Business Trends in the Context of Green ICT Keith Sherringham, IMS Corp, Australia Chapter 6 Extending and Applying Business Intelligence and Customer Strategies for Green ICT Amit Tiwary, Solution Architect, Australia Chapter 7 Sustainable Business Value Daniel Younessi, Global Advantage Inc, USA Chapter 8 Information Systems for a Green Organisation Yogesh Deshpande, University of Western Sydney, Australia Chapter 9 A Comprehensive and Practical Green ICT Framework Graeme Philipson, Connection Research, Australia Chapter 10 Green ICT Organizational Implementations and Workplace Relationships Heemanshu Jain, London School of Economics (LSE), UK Chapter 11 Approaches and Initiatives to Green IT Strategy in Business Amit Goel, RMIT University, Australia Amit Tiwary, Utilities Industry, Australia Heinz Schmidt, RMIT University, Australia Chapter 12 The Optimizing Web: A Green ICT Research Perspective Aditya Ghose, University of Wollongong, Australia Graham Billiau, University of Wollongong, Australia Chapter 13 Business Processes Management for a Green Telecommunications Company Ramesh Balachandran, Sri Lanka Telecom PLC, Sri Lanka Chapter 14 A Framework for Environmentally Responsible Business Strategies Bharti Trivedi, DDU Nadiad, India

3 Chapter 15 Role of Mobile Technologies in an Environmentally Responsible Business Strategy Bharti Trivedi, DDU Nadiad, India Chapter 16 The Negative Impact of ICT Waste on Environment and Health Walied Askerzai, Academies Australasia, Australia Chapter 17 Collaboration as a Key Enabler for Small and Medium Enterprises (SME) Implementing Green ICT Ioakim (Makis) Marmaridis, IMTG, Australia Chapter 18 Sustainable Business Initiatives in the Context of Emerging Economies Jay (Luv) M. Nathadwarawala, Cardiff University Business School, UK Kush M. Nathadwarawala, Imperial College Business School, UK Chapter 19 Digital Green ICT: Enabling Eco-Efficiency and Eco-Innovation Krunal Kamani, Anand Agricultural University, India Dhaval Kathiriya, Gujarat Technological University, India Paresh Virparia, Sardar Patel University, India Pankaj Parsania, Anand Agricultural University, India Chapter 20 Using Knowledge Management Tools in Fostering Green ICT Related Behavior Change Magda David Hercheui, Westminster Business School, UK Section 2 Technologies Chapter 21 Enhancing the Efficiency of ICT by Spatial Data Interoperability Otakar Cerba, University of West Bohemia, Czech Republic Karel Charvat, Czech Center for Science and Society, Czech Republic Jan Jezek, University of West Bohemia, Czech Republic Stepan Kafka, Help Service Remote Sensing spol. s.r.o., Czech Republic

4 Chapter 22 Infrastructure Sharing and Renewable Energy Use in Telecommunication Industry for Sustainable Development Dilupa Ranatunga, University of Colombo, Sri Lanka Rasika Withanage, University of Wales, UK Dinesh Arunatileka, University of Western Sydney, Australia & University of Colombo, Sri Lanka Chapter 23 Applying Service Oriented Architecture and Cloud Computing for a Greener Traffic Management Ishan Bhalla, University of Technology Sydney, Australia Kamlesh Chaudhary, University of Technology Sydney, Australia Volume II Chapter 24 An Australian Rules Football Club Approach to Green ICT Jeffrey Phuah, Carlton Football Club, Australia Chapter 25 Environmental Challenges in Mobile Services Amit Lingarchani, University of Technology Sydney, Australia Chapter 26 A Taxonomy of Green Information and Communications Protocols and Standards Jungwoo Ryoo, The Pennsylvania State University-Altoona, USA Young B. Choi, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania, USA Tae H. Oh, Rochester Institute of Technology, USA Chapter 27 Energy Management System Using Wireless Sensor Network Ekata Mehul, einfochips Pvt. Ltd., India Rahul Shah, einfochips Pvt. Ltd., India Chapter 28 Exploratory Analysis of Fossil-Fuel CO 2 Emissions Time Series Using Independent Component Analysis Sargam Parmar, Ganpat University, India

5 Chapter 29 Green Semicondoctor Design Techniques and Challanges Somesh Rajain, einfochips Pvt. Ltd., India Chetan Shingala, Sibridge Technologies Ltd, India Ekata Mehul, einfochips Pvt. Ltd, India Section 3 Applications Chapter 30 Carbon Emissions Management Software (CEMS): A New Global Industry Graeme Philipson, Connection Research, Australia Pete Foster, Springboard Research, Australia John Brand, The Green IT Review, Australia Chapter 31 Architecture, Design and Development of a Green ICT System Kinjal Ramaiya, Symbiosis Centre for Information Technology, India Vivek Shrinivasan, University of St. Andrews, UK Siddhartha Bhargava, University of St. Andrews, UK Chapter 32 Green ICT System Architecture Frameworks David Curtis, MethodScience, Australia Amit Lingarchani, MethodScience, Australia Chapter 33 Using Carbons Emissions Management Solutions in Practice Vu Long Tran, Springboard Research, Australia Chapter 34 Green Health: The Green IT Implications for Healthcare Related Businesses Nina Godbole, IBM India Pvt. Ltd, India Chapter 35 E-Waste Management: Challenges and Issues Nina Godbole, IBM India Pvt. Ltd, India Chapter 36 Smart Software Applications for a Low Carbon Economy Aditya Bates, m-objects Pty Ltd, Australia

6 Chapter 37 Low Power Techniques for Greener Hardware Kaushal Buch, Giant Metrewave Radio Telescope (GMRT), National Centre for Radio Astrophysics (NCRA), & Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, India Rahul Dubey, Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of Information and Communication Technology, India Saket Buch, Indian Space Research Organization, India Chapter 38 Integrating Green ICT in a Supply Chain Management System Yi-Chen Lan, University of Western Sydney, Australia Chapter 39 Application of a Composite Process Framework for Managing Green ICT Applications Development Mohammed Maharmeh, University of Western Sydney, Australia Zahra Saeed, University of Technology Sydney, Australia Chapter 40 Green ICT and Architectural Frameworks Amit Goel, RMIT University, Australia Amit Tiwary, Utility Industry, Australia Heinz Schmidt, RMIT University, Australia Chapter 41 Supply Chain Optimization Audit (SCOA) for Green ICT Opportunities Saugato Mukerji, University of Wollongong, Australia Aditya K. Ghose, University of Wollongong, Australia Chapter 42 Understanding the Context of Green ICT Deepa Gheewala, Misys Software Solutions, UK Vivek Gheewala, UST Global, USA Section 4 Social Chapter 43 Standards and Legislations for the Carbon Economy Alok Pradhan, Macquarie University, Australia

7 Chapter 44 Balancing Green ICT Business Development with Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Marco Garito, Viale Fulvio Testi, Italy Chapter 45 CAMCE: A Framework for Climate Adaptation and Mitigation Alessia D Andrea, IRPPS-CNR, Italy Fernando Ferri, IRPPS-CNR, Italy Patrizia Grifoni, IRPPS-CNR, Italy Chapter 46 Decision Criteria for Green Management Information Systems Tagelsir Mohamed Gasmelseid, King Faisal University, Saudi Arabia Chapter 47 Adopting Green ICT in Business Chitra Subramanian, Independent Scholar Compilation of References