Evaluating The Effectiveness of Green IT Training and Development in It Industry, Bangalore
Year: 2025
Type: article
Study design: Observational Study
Abstract: This study attempts to find out the efficacy of Green IT training programs offered in a developing economy, taking the IT capital city of Bangalore, India, considered as the global IT hub, as an illustrative case. Green IT training programs are thus becoming more crucial as the IT sector faces increasing environmental challenges driven by rapid technological progress and huge resource consumption. Nonetheless, there is little exploration on the role that these programs play in influencing IT professionals toward sustainable practices. Using a mixed-methods approach, this study integrates quantitative data — collected from 384 information technology (IT) professionals across companies with different employee sizes — with qualitative information obtained through structured interviews and focus groups. Chi-square tests, correlation, and regression were used to analyze the relationship between the number of hours of training, training delivery methods, organizational support, and the perceived effectiveness of training programs. As such, the findings show there are important differences in rates of effectiveness that are due to company size, training methodology — with an emphasis on sites where employees are trained together — as well as a greater organizational emphasis placed on training. The study emphasizes the importance of training approaches that are aligned with both corporate environmental aspirations and employee engagement. These findings are essential to IT companies seeking to improve their sustainability efforts, as well as policymakers working to support environmentally responsible policies in the tech sector
DOI: 10.14419/p3fcyv58
Authors: Ms. Candida Smitha, Dr. S Mani, Dr. A Arumugam, Ms. Suriya Kumari A
Topic: Green IT and Sustainability
Subfield: Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Field: Engineering
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: bronze
OpenAlex ID: W4415864629
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