A Comprehensive Identification and Categorisation of Drivers, Factors, and Determinants for BIM Adoption: A Systematic Literature Review

Ahmed, Ahmed L.; Kawalek, John Paul; Kassem, Mohamad

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“…The current study extends the research of Succar et al (2013) by linking organizational features into individual perceptions, with two organizational factors studied, namely employer type and organization size. It leads to future studies on more organization factors’ effects on individual perceptions toward BIM adoption, as guided by Ahmed et al (2017). It follows the recommendation from Xu et al (2018) by exploring the BIM adoption in less BIM-developed regions.…”

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confidence: 82%

“…Different from previous BIM adoption-based studies conducted in China, such as Ding et al (2015) and by Zhao et al (2018) in which the survey populations were limited to designers, this study recruited a variety of different employer types. Although adopting Chongqing as the regional case study, this research could be implied in the international context in terms of the organizational features emphasized by Ahmed et al (2017) and Wan Mohammad et al (2018). Subgroup analyses were performed according to survey participants’ employer type and organization size.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Other challenges or barriers encountered in BIM practice contain insufficient evaluation of BIM value, resistance at higher management levels due to cultural resistance, lack of demand from the client, higher initial investment, organizational change and adjustment in management pattern and insufficient understanding of BIM technology or practicability (He et al , 2012; Sackey et al , 2014; Tang et al , 2015; Lee and Yu, 2016; Çıdık et al , 2017). Ahmed et al (2017) further stated that the drivers and factors for BIM adoption, especially in the organizational level, had been disjointedly dispersed. To address these shortcomings, Ahmed et al (2017) proposed an exhaustive set of drivers and key factors aiming to develop a conceptual model for BIM adoption in organizations.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Ahmed et al (2017) further stated that the drivers and factors for BIM adoption, especially in the organizational level, had been disjointedly dispersed. To address these shortcomings, Ahmed et al (2017) proposed an exhaustive set of drivers and key factors aiming to develop a conceptual model for BIM adoption in organizations.…”

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Investigation of individual perceptions towards BIM implementation-a Chongqing case study

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to target on individual perceptions of BIM practice in terms of BIM benefits, critical success factors (CSFs) and challenges in Chongqing which represented the less BIM-developed metropolitan cities in China. Design/methodology/approach Adopting a questionnaire-survey approach followed by statistical analysis, the study further divided the survey population from Chongqing into subgroups according to their employer types and organization sizes. A further subgroup analysis adopting statistical approach was conducted to investigate the effects of employer type and organization size on individual perceptions. Findings Subgroup analysis revealed that governmental employees held more conservative and neutral perceptions toward several items in BIM benefit, CSFs and challenges. It was inferred that smaller organizations with fewer than 100 full-time employees perceived more benefits of BIM in recruiting and retaining employees, and considered more critical of involving companies with BIM knowledge in their projects. Originality/value This study contributed to the body of knowledge in managerial BIM in terms that: it extended the research of individual perceptions toward BIM implementation by focusing on less BIM-mature regions; it contributed to previous studies of influencing factors to BIM practice-based perceptions by introducing factors related to organization type and sizes; and it would lead to future research in establishing BIM climate and culture which address perceptions and behaviors in BIM adoption at both individual and organizational levels.

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Section: Discussion and Summarymentioning

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Section: Discussion and Summarymentioning

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“…Also, for environment-related indicators, Wang et al (2016) concluded that environment-related indicators are one of the five most essential factors affecting the adoption of BIM in China. Ahmed et al (2017) found that external forces are considered one of the significant factors influencing BIM adoption decisions. Additionally, environmental and social factors are indicated as influential factors (Monko et al, 2017).…”

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A structure equation model of indicators driving BIM adoption in the Bahraini construction industry

Ahmed

Suliman

2020

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Purpose This study aims to establish an adoption model using Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) that examines the relationship between several key indicators that drive building information modeling (BIM) adoption. Design/methodology/approach The study was carried out using quantitative approaches through the Delphi method and questionnaire survey. A total of 272 completed responses were collected and analyzed through the SEM technique using SPSS 25 and AMOS software. Findings The structural model shows that “environment” and partially “people” indicators are the leading indicators driving BIM adoption with path coefficient values of 0.280 and 0.332, respectively. Originality/value It is expected that these conclusions will lead the Bahraini construction industry stakeholders to raise the level of BIM adoption.

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Introduction to Computational Design: Subsets, Challenges in Practice and Emerging Roles

Boissieu

2021

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Computation-based approaches have been flourishing in the construction industry for the past years. From experimental practices to mainstream production, usage of digital tools tends to be diverse and versatile. This is especially true for Computational Design (CD) which encompasses multiple practices, transforming the future of the industry and its stakeholders. Through the ever-increasing speed and capacity of computers, computation enables dealing with geometries and tasks which were traditionally either too time consuming or too challenging to be accomplished by human alone. However, CD is not just automating existing traditional processes or tedious tasks, it's about shifting the way we think and design. To better understand how to unlock the opportunities of CD, this chapter discusses: 1-the main subsets of CD, called parametric, generative and algorithmic design; 2 -presents CD's different toolsets and their evolutions, and finally 3interrogate how CD is integrated in practice, with its emerging roles and skillsets.

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A Comprehensive Identification and Categorisation of Drivers, Factors, and Determinants for BIM Adoption: A Systematic Literature Review

Cited by 16 publications

References 5 publications

Investigation of individual perceptions towards BIM implementation-a Chongqing case study

Investigation of individual perceptions towards BIM implementation-a Chongqing case study

A structure equation model of indicators driving BIM adoption in the Bahraini construction industry

Introduction to Computational Design: Subsets, Challenges in Practice and Emerging Roles

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