Status : Verified
Personal Name Mendoza, Fatima F.
Resource Title Assessing green IT readiness in the SAP Learning Manila team: inputs to sustainability change initiatives
Date Issued 9 November 2026
Abstract Sustainability strategies are easy to put on paper. Turning them into consistent practice is the challenge.

This study examined Green IT readiness across the SAP Learning Manila team with all nine team members participating, using the G-Readiness framework developed by Molla et al. (2011). The assessment covered four dimensions: awareness, attitude and willingness, behavior, and perceived organizational support.

Three of the four dimensions scored well. Awareness was high, attitude and willingness were very high, and the key behaviors were already part of how people work. Perceived Organizational Support was the exception. It scored the lowest of the four and landed in the Improvement Area. That is not a people problem. The team is ready. What has not caught up yet is the organizational side: team-level clarity, manager visibility, and recognition for what employees are already doing.

The study points to three areas to act on: set clearer team-level Green IT expectations, get managers more visibly involved, and start recognizing existing sustainable behaviors. None of that needs a large program. What the team already has is worth building on.
Degree Course Master of Technology Management
Language English
Keyword Green Information Technology (Green IT); Green IT readiness; Sustainability; Organizational support; Environmental sustainability; Change management; ADKAR model; Employee readiness; Sustainable technology practices; SAP Learning Manila
Material Type Thesis/Dissertation
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Category : F - Regular work, i.e., it has no patentable invention or creation, the author does not wish for personal publication, there is no confidential information.
 
Access Permission : Open Access