Environmental sustainability and information systems: The similarity
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Auteurs : Patrizia Lombardi ; Andrew BasdenSource :
- Systems practice [ 0894-9859 ] ; 1997-08-01.
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Abstract: Application of information technology and environmental planning share two very important characteristics: they are both concerned with planning, evaluating, and directing human activity in a wider context, and this activity is multiaspectual, multimodal, and multidisciplinary in scope. Further, the ideal in both cases is sustainable, long-term activity that brings overall good rather than harm. This paper discusses the multiaspectual nature of environmental sustainability and shows briefly how this understanding can be translated to the field of information systems.
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