Leveraging Office Information Technology and Information Management for Sustainable Development in Tertiary Institution: Evidence from Federal Polytechnic, Bida

This study examines the role of office information technology (IT) and information management in driving sustainable development in tertiary institution evidence of Federal Polytechnic, Bida. It focuses on 120 individuals, including deans, secretaries, deputy registrars, HODs, and directors. A census approach collected comprehensive data through surveys, interviews, observations, literature review, and record analysis. Using a mixed-method approach, primary and secondary data were gathered. Primary data included surveys, interviews, and observations, while secondary data involved reviewing literature, reports, and records on sustainable development initiatives. The research employs a descriptive design to understand office IT and information management practices for sustainable development. It highlights the significance of IT in enhancing efficiency, reducing resource consumption, and promoting a sustainable workplace culture. The study emphasizes information management systems for data capture, organization, and analysis to inform decision-making and implement sustainable practices. Challenges include initial costs, compatibility issues, and change management. The study outlines emerging trends like cloud computing, data analytics, and artificial intelligence integration that can promote sustainable development. By leveraging these technologies and managing information effectively, organizations like Federal Polytechnic, and Bida can drive sustainable development, reduce environmental impact, and contribute to a sustainable future. Keywords: Leveraging, Office, Information Technology, Information Management,  Sustainable Development