The study endeavors to examine the ways in which small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) adopt sustainable practices (ASP) in technology projects in relation to technical clarity (TC), environmental impact (EI), and organizational culture (OC). It looks at stakeholder commitment (SC) as a possible mediator in these connections. Using a survey provided to key stakeholders, the quantitative study discovers that improved TC, increased EI, and a supportive OC all have a favorable influence on ASP. SC also partially mediates the effects of TC, EI, and OC on ASP. The study offers significant insights for SMEs looking to include sustainability into technology initiatives by concentrating on these factors and actively incorporating stakeholders to develop a more environmentally conscious future.

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Examining the Impact of Sustainable Practices in Technology Project Management and Quantitative Study Among SMEs in the Technology Industry

  • Harinie Sutharson,
  • Hemalata Vasudavan,
  • Jerry Chean Chong Fuh

摘要

The study endeavors to examine the ways in which small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) adopt sustainable practices (ASP) in technology projects in relation to technical clarity (TC), environmental impact (EI), and organizational culture (OC). It looks at stakeholder commitment (SC) as a possible mediator in these connections. Using a survey provided to key stakeholders, the quantitative study discovers that improved TC, increased EI, and a supportive OC all have a favorable influence on ASP. SC also partially mediates the effects of TC, EI, and OC on ASP. The study offers significant insights for SMEs looking to include sustainability into technology initiatives by concentrating on these factors and actively incorporating stakeholders to develop a more environmentally conscious future.