The adoption of green technology in logistics industry in the east coast

This research is done with the intention to analyze the factors that influences the adoption of green technology in the logistics industry in the East Coast. A questionnaire survey was conducted and 200 samples were collected. Data gathered were input into SPSS version II. The determinant factors ar...

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Main Authors:	Tajudin, Intan Nurshafira Balkis, Thiruvangadam, Kogilavaani, Melvin Kong, Yew Hon
Format:	Undergraduate Final Project Report
Published:	2015
Online Access:	http://discol.umk.edu.my/id/eprint/6610/
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spelling	my.umk.eprints.66102022-05-23T08:48:17Z http://discol.umk.edu.my/id/eprint/6610/ The adoption of green technology in logistics industry in the east coast Tajudin, Intan Nurshafira Balkis Thiruvangadam, Kogilavaani Melvin Kong, Yew Hon This research is done with the intention to analyze the factors that influences the adoption of green technology in the logistics industry in the East Coast. A questionnaire survey was conducted and 200 samples were collected. Data gathered were input into SPSS version II. The determinant factors are technology, organizational and environmental. Results showed that organizational factor was the only one that was non-significant while technology and environmental were significant and acts as the drive that encourages the adoption of green technology in the industry. This research also includes the limitations and recommendations for future research 2015 Undergraduate Final Project Report NonPeerReviewed Tajudin, Intan Nurshafira Balkis and Thiruvangadam, Kogilavaani and Melvin Kong, Yew Hon (2015) The adoption of green technology in logistics industry in the east coast. Undergraduate Final Project Report thesis, Faculty of Entrepreneurship and Business. (Submitted)
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description	This research is done with the intention to analyze the factors that influences the adoption of green technology in the logistics industry in the East Coast. A questionnaire survey was conducted and 200 samples were collected. Data gathered were input into SPSS version II. The determinant factors are technology, organizational and environmental. Results showed that organizational factor was the only one that was non-significant while technology and environmental were significant and acts as the drive that encourages the adoption of green technology in the industry. This research also includes the limitations and recommendations for future research
format	Undergraduate Final Project Report
author	Tajudin, Intan Nurshafira Balkis Thiruvangadam, Kogilavaani Melvin Kong, Yew Hon
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author_facet	Tajudin, Intan Nurshafira Balkis Thiruvangadam, Kogilavaani Melvin Kong, Yew Hon
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title	The adoption of green technology in logistics industry in the east coast
title_short	The adoption of green technology in logistics industry in the east coast
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The adoption of green technology in logistics industry in the east coast

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