A review of specialist role definitions in "bim guides" and "standards"
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| سال انتشار | October 2017 |
| محل انتشار | Journal of Information Technology in Construction |
| نویسندگان | Kathryn Davies, Suzanne Wilkinson, Dermott McMeel |
مقاله: A review of specialist role definitions in "bim guides" and "standards"
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Many handbooks and guides have been developed to assist with the adoption and implementation of BIM for organizations and projects. This paper examines the ways in which roles and responsibilities of BIM specialists are defined across an international selection of 36 of these documents. The purposes of BIM guides
are examined and categorized, and the expertise and intentions of their developers are considered. The number and variety of guides and standards available raises concern, as findings suggest that while BIM practice generally is becoming more standardized, BIM specialist roles may be developing in an uncoordinated
مقاله BIM adoption within Australian Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs): an innovation diffusion model
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مقاله: BIM Adoption Within Australian Small And Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs): an innovation diffusion model
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Despite the envisaged benefits of BIM adoption for SMEs, BIM in SMEs has remained an underrepresented area within the available academic literature. This study proposes and draws upon a framework grounded on innovation diffusion theory (IDT) to provide an illuminating insight into the current state of BIM and the main barriers to BIM adoption within Australian SMEs. Based on analyses of 135 questionnaires completed by SMEs through partial least squares structural equation modelling (PLS-SEM) and grounded on
مقاله Mapping the managerial areas of Building Information Modeling (BIM) using scientometric analysis
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مقاله: Mapping the Manageral Areas Of Building Information Modelling
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The successful adoption of Building Information Modeling (BIM) leads to the subsequent need for improving management practices and stakeholders' relationships. Previous studies have attempted to explore solutions for non-technical issues; however, a systematic and quantitative review of the details of non-technical field, namely, the managerial areas of BIM (MA–BIM), seems to be missing. Hence, a scientometric approach is used to construct knowledge maps in MA–BIM, thereby allowing bibliometric data to provide an objective and accurate perspective in the field as a whole. Through keyword and abstract term analysis of 126 related papers published from 2007 to 2015, an integrated
مقاله: Ten Questions Concerning Building Information Modelling
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Building information modelling (BIM) has been a dominant topic in information technology in construction research since this memorable acronym replaced the boring “product modelling in construction” and the academic “conceptual modelling of buildings”. The ideal of having a complete, coherent, true digital representation of buildings has become a goal of scientific research, software development and industrial application. In this paper, the author asks and answers ten key questions about BIM, including what it is, how it will develop, how real are the promises and fears of BIM and what is its impact. The arguments in the answers are based on an understanding of BIM that considers BIM in the frame of structure-function-behavior paradigm. As a structure, BIM is a database with many remaining database challenges. The function of BIM is building information
Sustainability by Information and Communication Technology: A Paradigm Shift for Construction...
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| سال انتشار | October 2017 |
| محل انتشار | Journal of Cleaner Production |
| نویسندگان | reza hosseini, saeed banihashemi, et all |
مقاله: ...Sustainability by Information and Communication Technology: A Paradigm Shift for Construction
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Anecdotal evidence refers to impacts of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) as an enabler of sustainable delivery of construction projects. This study aims to explore such claims through reflecting on and sharing the experiences of project managers in a developing country. It used a ‘sequential exploratory design’ (qual→Quan) mixed method approach containing sixteen semi-structured interviews followed by Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM) analysis of 101 survey questionnaires