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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"BIM adoption"”.
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BIM adoption in Iceland and its relation to lean construction
… Building Information Modelling, skammstafað BIM. Skammstöfunin BIM hefur fengið alþjóðlega útbreiðslu og verður því notuð í rannsókn þessari. Innleiðingarferli opinberra stofnanna á Íslandi og í nágrannalöndum verða skoðuð sem og Bandaríkjanna og þau borin saman og bil tilgreind. …
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Framework for macro building information modelling (BIM) adoption in Nigeria.
… in the area of Building Information Modelling (BIM). The research work intends to explore and assess the current state of BIM, the status of BIM adoption and implementation, as well as its potential opportunities. The research also aims to develop a framework for the effective adoption of BIM in …
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Evaluation of building information modelling (BIM) adoption, capability and maturity within South African consulting and construction firms
… duplications. Building Information Modelling (BIM) is the innovative project delivery method that helps reduce fragmentation and provides opportunities for enhanced collaboration and distributed project development. BIM is slowly gaining momentum in the South African construction industry. Even …
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The nexus between building information modelling implementation strategies, adoption, and levels of construction supply chain integration in South Africa
The adoption of Building Information Modelling (BIM) on construction projects is not widespread yet, because there is a growing albeit slow uptake. There is no strategically structured BIM adoption guide available on construction projects for ensuring integration and collaboration among the …
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Digital Prototype Framework for Understanding Building Information Modelling Adoption: Nigerian Small and Medium Architectural Firms
Globally, Building Information Modelling (BIM) has solidified its position in bringing efficiency to the construction industry. However, the shift to its adoption and implementation in emerging markets such as Nigeria has brought distortion to both the business processes and the environment of …
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A framework to enhance the adoption of building information modelling amongst Sri Lankan quantity surveying organisations to increase the accuracy of pre-tender cost estimates
… the use of Building Information Modelling (BIM) many countries, both developed and developing, have been able to prepare accurate cost estimates by overcoming the consequences of conventional cost estimation practices. Many BIM adopted countries have identified drivers and barriers as part …
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Adoption of building information modeling in developing countries: a phenomenological perspective
Building Information Modeling (BIM) is a cutting edge technology that has addressed prominent challenges in the Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) industries in most of the developed countries. Construction industries in developing countries due to identified challenges and …
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An investigation of building information modelling implementation in KSA
Building Information Modelling (BIM) has been well recognised all around the world as a technology driven approach that can bring radical improvements in construction productivity. There is considerable demand for using BIM in the KSA due to the large scale of its construction industry that needs …
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Investigating the usability and usefulness of Building Information Modelling (BIM) and its effect on Technology Readiness (TR) and Technology Adoption (TA) in the SA construction industry
… how Technology Readiness (TR) and Technology Adoption (TA) are predicted in the attainment of effective project management and collaboration in the South African construction industry. Despite the various documented benefits of Building Information Modelling (BIM), developing countries such as …
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A BIM Maturity-KPI assessment framework for a UK public sector local authority client
… that includes Building Information Modelling (BIM). The UK government mandated the usage of Level 2 BIM across the construction industry in 2016, which was superseded by the BS EN ISO19650 standards in 2019. This research aimed to develop a BIM Maturity-KPI assessment framework for the UK …
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Institutional pressures and decoupling in projects: The case of BIM level 2 and coercive isomorphism in the UK’s construction sector
… through building information modelling (BIM), for example, has been claimed to be transformative and has been mandated by governments in multiple countries. Institutional theorists would describe this as coercive isomorphism – encouraging firms across sectors to adopt the same practices. …
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Development of a framework to support embedding BIM within undergraduate architectural programmes in Lebanon
… and efficient method of today’s systems.BIM is one of the approaches that changed the AEC industry. The concept of BIM is not new, yet its rate of implementation is variable in different regions. Several countries have witnessed an increase in BIM use in the past years (NBS, 2019, …
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Model-driven management of construction carbon footprint
… strides in building energy efficiency through adoption of rating systems and codes, the focus on developing best practices for reducing the carbon-footprint of the construction phase of the life-cycle of a project has been limited. Although the construction phase is short compared to the use …
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A framework of intra-organisational knowledge sharing practices in implementing BIM within the Malaysian construction industry
… has been urged by the government to implement BIM to become a stable, developed, and modernised country by the year 2020. In the Malaysian context, research has shown that BIM implementation is relatively low and is still facing some challenges. Lack of understanding and knowledge remains a …
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BIM Anatomy II: Standardisation Needs & Support Systems
… presents the results of an investigation into BIM standardisation needs and procedural supporting mechanisms that may enable design, construction and operating (DCO) organisations to advance their deployment of Building Information Modelling (BIM) technology, and improve construction project …
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Change management for adoption of Building Information Modelling (BIM) in the construction industry
… A lot of literature have advocated that the adoption of BIM would be beneficial in various aspects. One of them is its capability in information integration, thus leading to the reduction in information flow problems in the industry. However, while BIM applications have already been used in …