Infrastruktur

Böhmer, Anselm

doi:10.1007/978-3-658-29210-2_6

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“…Synoptically, construction projects are manufactured as unique, highly individual, handcrafted items on site at the customer's premises. This inevitably causes a chain reaction [16] leading to low margins, high risks, low customer satisfaction, time delays, budget overruns, significant numbers of defects [17] resulting in a negative image and a reputation for digital ignorance [18]. Knowledge on the construction site requires a high degree of empirical experience and can only be made interchangeable to a limited extent [19].…”

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Digital Transformation Framework for Facility Management based on Building Information Modelling

Wildenauer¹,

Basl²,

Poór³

2022

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The paper is based on the scientific outcome of a PhD Thesis. It introduces the generic, model-based, reusable, and extensible conceptual framework to incorporate Facility Management data based within the three-dimensional model-based design and construction of an asset to enable smart applications, which are introduced. The conceptual framework is composed of empirical data from expert interviews, questionnaires, and factual analysis from 13 projects of varied sizes of public and private clients. It shows which phases need which data, who needs them, and which added value can be generated if intelligent data structuring is used at the beginning of the construction project and bridges the gap between requirement and practice. The term “smart application” is introduced.

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confidence: 99%