Invisible Data Curation Practices: A Case Study from Facility Management

Sporsem, Tor; Hatling, Morten; Mikalsen, Marius

doi:10.48550/arxiv.2112.01225

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“…Therefore, preparation for the proper operation of data centres and the implementation of any new technology is essential (Pogorelskiy and Kocsis, 2023). According to Sporsem et al (2021), facilities managers must ensure that such data curation processes influence how data comes to be (quality and availability) and the degree of access to the people who need the information to fulfil their various functions and needs. This ensures that data flow is maintained and information reaches all the parties or stakeholders involved in the REFM life cycle.…”

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Bibliometric and content analyses of research on technology use in real estate facilities management

Okoro

2023

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Purpose Technological change drives transformation in most sectors of the economy. Industry 4.0 technologies have been applied at different stages of a building’s lifecycle. However, limited studies exist on their application in real estate facilities management (REFM). This study aims to assess the existing knowledge on the topic to suggest further research directions. Design/methodology/approach Scopus-indexed literature from 2013 to 2023 was examined and visualised using VOSviewer software to output quantitative (descriptive) results. Content analysis was used to complement the quantitative findings. Findings Findings indicated a concentration of research in China, Norway and Italy. The knowledge areas included three clusters: lifecycle integration and management, data curation and management and organisational and management capabilities. The benefits, challenges and support strategies were highlighted. Research limitations/implications More collaboration is needed across countries and territories on technology integration in REFM. Future research using alternative methodologies is recommended, with a focus on adopting and non-adopting REFM organisations. Further, implications for facility managers, employees, technology suppliers or vendors, training, organisations and management exist. Practical implications Further, implications for facility managers, employees, technology suppliers or vendors, training, organisations and management exist. Originality/value The study reveals the knowledge base on technology use in REFM. It adds to the evidence base on innovation and technology adoption in REFM.

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Bibliometric and content analyses of research on technology use in real estate facilities management

Okoro

2023

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Invisible Data Curation Practices: A Case Study from Facility Management

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Bibliometric and content analyses of research on technology use in real estate facilities management

Bibliometric and content analyses of research on technology use in real estate facilities management

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