About ertemis
The European Research and Transfer Network for Environmental Management Information Systems (ertemis) is a network of researchers in the field of Environmental Management Information Systems (EMIS). In recent years, the topic of Environmental Management Information Systems (EMIS) has received increasing research attention and became an increasingly popular research area. Today, companies are facing new challenges: they have to address the problem of rapid climate changes, deal with the growing public interest in ecology (e.g. Green IT, Green Logistics), and ensure environmental sustainability and energy efficency. Immense pressure is also exerted by environmental legislation (e.g. EU law) as well as by the mass media and society as a whole.

EMIS enable companies to comply with environmental regulations (compliance driven EMIS) or to analyze business activities and material flows in production and logistics with regard to their environmental sustainability (eco-efficiency oriented EMIS). Furthermore, EMIS provide the necessary information to monitor and to analyze environmental effects of business activities (e.g. Environmental Accounting and Environmental Auditing). The research and transfer network ertemis combines core competencies in the disciplines of information systems, business administration, environmental management, ecology, economics and computer science for the realization of joint international research projects:

ertemis flyer (english / german).

 

 

News

EU and State Funding
Innovation Network ertemis acquires EU and State Funding for EFRE Project „IT for Green“ (Energy and Resource Management with CEMIS 2.0). Please click here for further information.
 
Green Computing & Sustainability
The book "Green Computing & Sustainability", edited by Jorge Marx Gómez, Susanne Strahringer and Frank Teuteberg deals with empirical research, conceptual models, innovative methodologies, applications and case studies in the fields of green technology, environmental innovation, carbon reduction, strategic green issues, and best practices for material and energy efficiency in organizations [Book Details].