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Qualitatively Exploring the Impact of BIM on Construction Performance
Building information modeling (BIM) is growing in popularity within the AEC industry. In an industry that is driven by the need for improved productivity and construction performance, it is important to understand how to better use tools like BIM. An improved understanding of BIM and its drivers will allow for more concentrated efforts on enhancing construction performance on BIM assisted projects. The main objective of this study was to conduct research on the academic and industry perspectives on BIM and construction performance. Qualitative interviews were conducted with individual academics, individual industry practitioners, academic panels, and industry panels. The findings of this study indicate that there is consistence among academics and industry practitioners in relationship to the performance indicators that are positively influenced with the use of BIM. Additionally there was consistence in the ranking of BIM maturity factors based on their importance in influencing construction performance. The findings of this study could be used as an indicator of how to improve the strategic implementation of BIM on projects and BIM education to better leverage this tool for enhancing construction performance.
Qualitatively Exploring the Impact of BIM on Construction Performance
Building information modeling (BIM) is growing in popularity within the AEC industry. In an industry that is driven by the need for improved productivity and construction performance, it is important to understand how to better use tools like BIM. An improved understanding of BIM and its drivers will allow for more concentrated efforts on enhancing construction performance on BIM assisted projects. The main objective of this study was to conduct research on the academic and industry perspectives on BIM and construction performance. Qualitative interviews were conducted with individual academics, individual industry practitioners, academic panels, and industry panels. The findings of this study indicate that there is consistence among academics and industry practitioners in relationship to the performance indicators that are positively influenced with the use of BIM. Additionally there was consistence in the ranking of BIM maturity factors based on their importance in influencing construction performance. The findings of this study could be used as an indicator of how to improve the strategic implementation of BIM on projects and BIM education to better leverage this tool for enhancing construction performance.
Qualitatively Exploring the Impact of BIM on Construction Performance
Chen, Yunfeng (author) / John, Dylan (author) / Cox, Robert F. (author)
International Conference on Construction and Real Estate Management 2018 ; 2018 ; Charleston, South Carolina
ICCREM 2018 ; 60-71
2018-08-08
Conference paper
Electronic Resource
English
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