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Book Synopsis1. Introduction to the Handbook.- 2. Bounded perfection: Harnessing the power of technological advancement to spur sustainable transition.- PART ISMART AGRICULTURE, FOOD PRODUCTION, AND CLEAN WATER FOR ALL.- 3. Digital and sustainable: Business ecosystem, digital platforms, and big data in the Norwegian livestock farming and food-producing industries.- 4. Digitalization, frugal innovation, and sustainable development in the Global South: Opportunities and challenges of a frugal smart water pump.- PART IISMART INDUSTRY FOR A SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTION.- 5. Industry 4.0 at the service of product sustainability.- 6. Technology and sustainable development(New) frontiers for the textile, clothing, leather, and footwear sectors and fashion branding.- PART IIISMART SERVICES AND SOCIAL WELL-BEING.- 7. A quantitative analysis of the factors affecting citizens' intention to adopt smart mobility services.- 8. Co-creation mechanisms in digital service supply chains: A performance measurement approach.- 9. Telemedicine Interventions in India: Understanding Facilitators and Impediments.- PART IVEDUTECH FOR LEARNING.- 10. Creating an engaging virtual classroom for learning SDG 11: A case study at Master in Management Program, Telkom University, Indonesia.- 11. Antecedents of usability to sustain users' engagement in online learning.- PART VDIGITALIZATION FOR THE ECOLOGICAL TRANSITION.- 12. Digital tools in climate adaptation governance in Malaysia.- 13. Impact of social media information on the adoption of sustainable behavior: A gender perspective.- 14. Fintech and Sustainability: A literature review.- PART VIRISKS AND POTENTIAL NEGATIVE EXTERNALITIES OF DIGITALIZATION: STRATEGIES FOR A RESPONSIBLE DIGITALIZATION.- 15. Making the digital economy circular: End-of-life treatment of digital products and their implications for sustainable management of e-waste in African cities.- 16. Transfer Learning Application for an Electronic Waste Image Classification System.- 17. Impacts of Digitization: Assessing the Greenhouse Gas Emissions of Digital Initiatives.- 18. Surveillance capitalism; The transformation of raw online data into valuable assets by high-tech companies. Is AI governance a threat or a solution to our privacy concerns?.
