Adoption Of Environmental Management Practices (Emps) In The Malaysian Hotel Industry: An Investigation On Emps Drivers And Market Performance Outcomes

This study seeks to investigate the extent of the adoption of Environmental Management Practices (EMPs) among four- AND five- star hotels in Malaysia. This study also attempts to identify if regulation/government, customer demand, level of competition, greenness at the organisational level, and atti...

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第一著者: Kamalulariffin, Noor Shairullizan
フォーマット: 学位論文
言語:英語
出版事項: 2013
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オンライン・アクセス:http://eprints.usm.my/43418/
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description This study seeks to investigate the extent of the adoption of Environmental Management Practices (EMPs) among four- AND five- star hotels in Malaysia. This study also attempts to identify if regulation/government, customer demand, level of competition, greenness at the organisational level, and attitude of organisational level towards change act as the key drivers of EMPs. In addition, this study aims to determine if market performance acts as the outcome of EMPs. The comprehensiveness of environmental management system (EMS) and management stakeholder relations represent EMPs, whereas market performance is measured through three dimensions i.e. the effectiveness, efficiency, and adaptability measure of market performance. The population of this study is four- and five- star hotels in Malaysia. This study applied institutional theory to support this framework. Respondents consisted of one hundred and two (102) out of two hundred and three (203) mailed questionnaires and the survey method was employed for purpose of data collection. The results of the study showed that four- and five- star hotels in Malaysia implement the EMPs to a moderate extent. In general, cultural-cognitive isomorphism which is greenness at the organisational level acts as the main driver for hotels to implement EMPs. In addition, the study found that market performance is the outcome of EMPs. Besides to protect the environment, hotels can also ensure the sustainability of their business by incorporating environmentally friendly practices and improving their market performance.
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spelling usm-434182019-04-12T05:26:18Z http://eprints.usm.my/43418/ Adoption Of Environmental Management Practices (Emps) In The Malaysian Hotel Industry: An Investigation On Emps Drivers And Market Performance Outcomes Kamalulariffin, Noor Shairullizan NX1-820 Arts in general This study seeks to investigate the extent of the adoption of Environmental Management Practices (EMPs) among four- AND five- star hotels in Malaysia. This study also attempts to identify if regulation/government, customer demand, level of competition, greenness at the organisational level, and attitude of organisational level towards change act as the key drivers of EMPs. In addition, this study aims to determine if market performance acts as the outcome of EMPs. The comprehensiveness of environmental management system (EMS) and management stakeholder relations represent EMPs, whereas market performance is measured through three dimensions i.e. the effectiveness, efficiency, and adaptability measure of market performance. The population of this study is four- and five- star hotels in Malaysia. This study applied institutional theory to support this framework. Respondents consisted of one hundred and two (102) out of two hundred and three (203) mailed questionnaires and the survey method was employed for purpose of data collection. The results of the study showed that four- and five- star hotels in Malaysia implement the EMPs to a moderate extent. In general, cultural-cognitive isomorphism which is greenness at the organisational level acts as the main driver for hotels to implement EMPs. In addition, the study found that market performance is the outcome of EMPs. Besides to protect the environment, hotels can also ensure the sustainability of their business by incorporating environmentally friendly practices and improving their market performance. 2013 Thesis NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.usm.my/43418/1/Noor%20Shairullizan%20Binti%20KamalulAriffin24.pdf Kamalulariffin, Noor Shairullizan (2013) Adoption Of Environmental Management Practices (Emps) In The Malaysian Hotel Industry: An Investigation On Emps Drivers And Market Performance Outcomes. Masters thesis, Universiti Sains Malaysia.
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Adoption Of Environmental Management Practices (Emps) In The Malaysian Hotel Industry: An Investigation On Emps Drivers And Market Performance Outcomes
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title Adoption Of Environmental Management Practices (Emps) In The Malaysian Hotel Industry: An Investigation On Emps Drivers And Market Performance Outcomes
title_full Adoption Of Environmental Management Practices (Emps) In The Malaysian Hotel Industry: An Investigation On Emps Drivers And Market Performance Outcomes
title_fullStr Adoption Of Environmental Management Practices (Emps) In The Malaysian Hotel Industry: An Investigation On Emps Drivers And Market Performance Outcomes
title_full_unstemmed Adoption Of Environmental Management Practices (Emps) In The Malaysian Hotel Industry: An Investigation On Emps Drivers And Market Performance Outcomes
title_short Adoption Of Environmental Management Practices (Emps) In The Malaysian Hotel Industry: An Investigation On Emps Drivers And Market Performance Outcomes
title_sort adoption of environmental management practices emps in the malaysian hotel industry an investigation on emps drivers and market performance outcomes
topic NX1-820 Arts in general
url http://eprints.usm.my/43418/
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