مدلی برای پیاده سازی دولت الکترونیک سبز با استفاده از روش نقشه شناختی فازی (مقاله علمی وزارت علوم)
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وجود چالش هایی مانند گردش مداوم اطلاعات، حضور فعال دولت در محیط آنلاین، تغییرات اکولوژیکی در شیوه های کار و زندگی و مشکل آلودگی امواج الکترونیکی، نقش دولت ها را در مدیریت سبز ضروری و اجتناب ناپذیر کرده است. به همین دلیل، دولت ها همراه با گسترش استفاده از اینترنت و فناوری اطلاعات در سازمان ها، توجه ویژه ای به حفاظت از منابع زیستی دارند تا بتوانند ضمن جلب اعتماد ذی نفعان به خدمات الکترونیکی، رعایت اصول زیست محیطی را به عنوان یک راهبرد پایدار دنبال کنند. پژوهش حاضر باهدف طراحی مدل دولت الکترونیک سبز انجام شد. برای انجام این پژوهش، پس از بررسی ادبیات موضوع و بهره گیری از نظرات خبرگان، با نمونه گیری گلوله برفی پیمایشی در میان صاحب نظران موضوع انجام پذیرفت که حجم نمونه با در نظر گرفتن قاعده اشباع نظری تا 12 نفر مشخص شد. 34 مؤلفه در قالب 8 بعد اصلی شناسایی شدند. اصلی ترین عوامل مؤثر بر پیاده سازی دولت الکترونیک سبز عبارت اند از: مدیریت ارتباط با شهروند، مدیریت ارائه خدمات، مدیریت منابع انسانی، مدیریت رویداد، الزامات قانونی، مدیریت مالی، مدیریت راهبردی و مدیریت فرهنگی؛ سپس با استفاده از متدولوژی نقشه شناختی فازی، چگونگی ارتباط میان عوامل تبیین گردید. در این مسیر، مفهوم مدیریت فرهنگی با 54/1 درجه بیشترین تأثیرگذاری و مدیریت ارتباطات شهروندی با درجه 249/1 بیشترین تأثیرپذیری را دارد. همچنین نتایج نشان داد که مدیریت راهبردی با بیشترین درجه مرکزیت از دیگر مفاهیم اساسی تر است. بدین جهت توجه به این مفهوم در ایجاد دولت الکترونیک سبز نه تنها یک ضرورت انکارناپذیر است بلکه یک نیاز حیاتی برای کمک به مدیران در تمامی حیطه های تصمیم گیری و برنامه ریزی است. الگوی پیشنهادی کاربرد مهمی برای سیاست گذاران جهت تدوین راهبردهای موفق دولت الکترونیک سبز ارائه می دهد.A Model for Implementing Green E-Government Using the Fuzzy Cognitive Map Method
The existence of challenges such as the continuous circulation of information, the active presence of governments in the online environment, ecological changes in work and lifestyle, and the problem of electronic wave pollution have made the role of governments in green management both essential and inevitable. For this reason, along with accelerating the development of information technology in organizations, governments pay special attention to the protection of biological resources to ensure stakeholder trust in electronic services and adhere to environmental principles as a strategic approach. The present study was conducted with the aim of designing a model for green e-government. For this research, after reviewing the related literature and utilizing experts’ opinions, a snowball sampling survey was conducted among subject-matter experts, with a final sample size of 13 determined according to the rule of theoretical saturation. Forty-three components were identified within eight dimensions. The factors affecting the implementation of green e-government include citizen communication management, service delivery management, human resource management, process management, legal requirements, financial management, strategic management, and cultural management. Then, using the fuzzy cognitive map (FCM) methodology, the relationships among the factors were explained. In this process, the concept of cultural management had the highest influence (4.54), and citizen communication management had the highest susceptibility (4.49). The results also showed that strategic management, with the highest degree of centrality, is the most fundamental among key concepts. Therefore, focusing on this concept in creating green e-government is not only an undeniable necessity but also a vital requirement for managers and innovators in all areas of decision-making and planning. The proposed model provides an essential tool for policymakers to develop successful strategies for green e-government. Introduction Global economic shifts and growing environmental challenges have pushed organizations and governments toward embracing sustainability and green initiatives (Espejo & Espinosa, 2015; Chofreh & Goni, 2017). Sustainable development aims to meet present needs without compromising the needs of future generations (Glasser, 2016). Today, improving efficiency, trust, service quality, and reducing corruption have become government priorities (Dwivedi et al., 2017). Global environmental crises such as pollution and loss of biodiversity have brought “green” issues to the forefront of public agendas (Too & Bajracharya, 2015; Laasch & Conaway, 2014). Alongside technological developments, the expansion of e-government has accelerated, yet it presents fresh environmental problems including e-waste, increased energy consumption, and digital pollution (Andreopoulou, 2012). To address these risks, implementing green strategies in government processes and managing electronic waste through green technologies are critical (Masud et al., 2012; Nurdin et al., 2022). The main challenge in Iran is the absence of a comprehensive framework that integrates environmental sustainability into e-government structures. Therefore, this study presents an applied, integrated model based on expert knowledge to support decision-makers in advancing green e-government practices. Methodology This research was conducted using a mixed-method design. After reviewing relevant literature, 13 academic experts in e-government and sustainability were selected by snowball sampling for interviews and surveys, reaching theoretical saturation. Important factors for green e-government were identified and validated, resulting in 43 components within eight main dimensions. Using Fuzzy Cognitive Mapping (FCM), the causal relationships and relative influence of these factors were analyzed. The process included scoring the importance of each dimension, converting these scores into fuzzy values, and constructing matrices that mapped the direct and indirect influence among factors. Analytical tools such as Excel, FCMapper, and Pajek were used for data management and visualization (Rodriguez-Repiso et al., 2007). Results The findings of this research led to the identification of 43 major components classified into eight primary dimensions: citizen communication management, service delivery management, human resource management, process management, legal requirements, financial management, strategic management, and cultural management. Noteworthy components included environmentally-focused complaint handling, citizen engagement in green communications, empowerment of e-citizens for energy efficiency, green IT literacy, rapid response to environmental needs, employee training for green skills, awareness of environmental protection, readiness for green software, pollution control, resource adaptability, network and cybersecurity, and waste management. The legal, financial, and strategic dimensions included the development of supportive laws, financial incentives for environmental protection, green budgeting, convergent organizational structures and strategies, senior management support, and eco-friendly infrastructure. The cultural management dimension emphasized promoting a green culture, upholding ethical standards, and empowering culture for green digital services. Based on the expert assessments and the FCM model, cultural management was identified as the most influential factor (impact score: 4.54), and citizen communication management was the most susceptible (influenceability: 4.49). Among all, strategic management emerged as the most central factor in the cognitive map, indicating its fundamental bridging role in the system and its importance for practical policy and implementation (Rodriguez-Repiso et al., 2007). These findings underscore the need for an integrated managerial, legal, financial, strategic, and cultural approach to developing green e-government initiatives tailored to the national context (Schein, 2012; Schleager & Stepan, 2017). Conclusion The research provides a structured understanding of the causal relationships among the multifaceted dimensions of green e-government. The results emphasize that successful implementation of green e-government in Iran demands special emphasis on cultural management—as the greatest driver of system-wide change—and strategic management, which facilitates effective alignment of policy and practice. Policymakers and managers must therefore devote particular attention to nurturing a green culture across government entities and building strategic capability for environmental policy integration. The fuzzy cognitive map approach has proven to be a robust method for unraveling complex, interdependent systems, enabling prioritization of interventions and formulation of actionable, context-aware strategies for sustainable digital governance.
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