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This paper aims to explore the significance of incorporating sustainability principles into risk management processes within the field of information technology project management. As IT projects grow in complexity and scale, traditional risk management approaches may prove inadequate in addressing environmental and social responsibilities. Through a comprehensive review of existing research, this study emphasizes the necessity of a sustainability-oriented risk management framework. The proposed framework seeks to balance technological advancement with environmental stewardship as well as social responsibility, aligning the outcomes of IT projects with broader sustainability objectives. The paper explores potential obstacles and advantages, providing valuable insights into how the implementation of sustainable risk management can contribute to the development of more resilient, responsible, and future-oriented IT projects.
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Yousef, R., & Qutechate, W. (2024). Green Risk Management: Integrating Sustainability into IT Project Management. International Journal of Advances in Soft Computing and Its Applications, 16(3), 47–63. https://doi.org/10.15849/IJASCA.241130.04
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