State-of-the-art of scientific production about Green Information Technology
Estado da arte da produção científica sobre Tecnologia da Informação Verde
Vanessa Theis; Dusan Schreiber
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Resumo:: Com o propósito de identificar o estado da arte da literatura, acerca da temática da Tecnologia de Informação Verde, ou simplesmente TI Verde, este estudo apresenta uma revisão bibliométrica sobre a referida temática. Seguindo um protocolo de pesquisa, selecionaram-se 171 artigos publicados entre os anos de 2007 a 2020, que fornecem uma visão geral ou são focados em um aspecto particular da TI Verde. Como principais resultados desta produção teórica, destaca-se que a maior parte da literatura sobre TI Verde se fundamenta em análises do nível organizacional. Sobressaem-se as surveys e os quadros teóricos que consideram os aspectos ambientais da TI Verde. Dentre os estudos empíricos, prevalecem as investigações relacionadas às motivações organizacionais e o papel de responsabilidade social corporativa na adoção da TI Verde. Fatores comportamentais, atrelados aos aspectos cognitivos que fornecem uma visão preliminar sobre o status da difusão e maturidade da TI Verde também despontam entre os estudos de campo. Ressalta-se que a maioria dos estudos foram conduzidos em países desenvolvidos, isto é, países onde a tecnologia é mais difundida. Dentre as principais implicações gerenciais da pesquisa, evidenciou-se que a necessidade de maior eficiência energética e, consequentemente, economia de custos nas operações de TI, são os principais fatores para adoção da TI verde.
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