Green Use of Information Technology and its Impact on Enhancing Sustainable Organizational Performance: A Survey Study of the Opinions of a Sample of Employees at the North Refineries Company

This research seeks to achieve a primary objective, which is to attempt to identify the green use of information technology as an independent variable, represented by its dimensions (tangible benefit, individual user characteristics, IT characteristics, and company characteristics), and its impact on enhancing sustainable organizational performance as an independent variable, represented by its dimensions (economic performance, environmental performance, and social performance) at the Northern Refineries Company. To achieve this objective, a hypothetical model was constructed upon which a set of hypotheses were based. These hypotheses were subjected to several tests to verify their validity. The research followed the descriptive-analytical approach by designing a questionnaire designed for this purpose, which was distributed to a research sample of (500) individuals working in the company. The statistical programs (SPSS 27) and (Amos 24) were used to analyze the data. The research reached a set of conclusions, based on which a set of proposals were presented to the company.