My study is on understanding mobile apps adoption from ecological perspective. That is, will people adopt mobile apps during conferences because they are environmental friendly like green IS. I want to elicit the salient beliefs, but I am confused whether I should do it for 'green IS' or 'green mobile apps'?
I suggest you define very clearly what 'Green IS' and 'Green Mobile Apps' are. Then with the improved clarity of vision you will be less confused about what your goal is. I have some difficulty seeing what can be 'green' about a piece of software per se. It is what the software is used for.
Thank you Dr. Tony. My idea of green IS is that when people use conference mobile apps, we save tons of paper waste, which is why it is known as green IS (being environment friendly).
OK Nripendra, I see what you are getting at. But you still need formal definitions of the two variables to carry out any sort of quantitative comparison. Qualitative studies while interesting are rarely persuasive.
Thanks Dr. Tony. I totally agree with you. I am planning for the quantitative study on it. Will you be interested on this issue? It can be a comparative study in Australia and USA, and even in India, at some point.
Please let me know if you are interested in this study. My email is [email protected]
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