YEŞİL YÖNETİM VE YENİLİK PERFORMANSI: BİR LİTERATÜR TARAMASI

Abstract

Bu makale, çevreye duyarlı yönetim uygulamaları ile firmaların inovasyon alanında başarılı olma dereceleri arasındaki bağlantıya ışık tutma çabasıyla önceki araştırmalara kapsamlı bir genel bakış sunmaktadır. Bu gözden geçirmenin amaçları (1) bu alanda yapılmış olan araştırmaları özetlemek; (2) mevcut bilgimizdeki boşlukları vurgulamak ve (3) gelecekte yapılması gereken araştırmalar için seçenekler sunar. Belirli dahil etme ve hariç tutma kriterlerine dayalı olarak bilinen veritabanlarından hakem değerlendirme sürecinden geçmiş yayınları seçtiğimiz sistematik inceleme adı verilen bir yaklaşım kullandık. Araştırmamıza göre, çevre dostu yönetim yöntemlerinin uygulanması ile artan yenilikçi performans seviyeleri arasında olumlu bir ilişki var. Ancak, bunun gerçekleştiği süreçler çok yönlüdür ve bağlama bağlıdır. Bu mekanizmalar, kuruluşun kültürü, düzenleyici ortam ve pazarın dinamikleri gibi unsurları içerir. Ek olarak, bu sonuçları daha fazla doğrulamak ve genişletmek için özellikle gelişmekte olan ülkelerde daha fazla ampirik araştırmanın gerekli olduğu sonucuna vardık. Bu araştırmanın bulguları, hem akademik dünya hem de iş dünyası için önemli sonuçlara sahiptir ve sürdürülebilirliğin yönetim uygulamalarına dahil edilmesinin, genel organizasyonel performansı ve yaratıcılığı artırmak için stratejik bir kaldıraç işlevi görebileceğini göstermektedir.

Keywords

• Yeşil yönetim
• inovasyon
• performans
• literatür

GREEN MANAGEMENT AND INNOVATION PERFORMANCE: A LITERATURE REVIEW

Abstract

This article provides a thorough overview of the previous research in an effort to shed light on the connection that exists between environmentally conscious management practices and the degree to which firms succeed in the area of innovation. This review's goals are to (1) summarize the research that has already been conducted in this field; (2) highlight gaps in our present knowledge; and (3) offer options for research that should be conducted in the future. We used an approach called a systematic review, in which we selected publications that had been through a peer-review process from known databases based on certain inclusion and exclusion criteria. According to our research, there is a favorable association between the implementation of environmentally friendly management methods and increased levels of innovative performance. However, the processes through which this takes place are multi-faceted and depending on the context. These mechanisms include aspects such as the culture of the organization, the regulatory environment, and the dynamics of the market. In addition, we came to the conclusion that further empirical research is required, especially in developing nations, in order to further verify and expand on these results. The findings of this research have major ramifications for both the academic world and the business world, demonstrating that the incorporation of sustainability into management practices may operate as a strategic lever to boost overall organizational performance and creativity.

Keywords

• Green management
• innovation
• performance
• literature

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