2020
DOI: 10.3390/su12177061
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Lean Management Framework for Healthcare Facilities Integrating BIM, BEPS and Big Data Analytics

Abstract: An increase in the usage of information and communication technologies (ICT) and the Internet of Things (IoT) in Facility Management (FM) induces a huge data stack. Even though these data bring opportunities such as cost savings, time savings, increase in user comfort, space optimization, energy savings, inventory management, etc., these data sources cannot be managed and manipulated effectively to increase efficiency at the FM stage. In addition to data management issues, FM practices, or developed solutions,… Show more

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“…The AEC industry suffers from poor quality and productivity due to problems related to a number of root causes which impact client decision making, design and construction management, among many others. Significant parts of these issues are initiated by limited view on production [6].One of the main barriers to construction improvement is known as the lack of theoretical foundation as pointed out by several scholars (e.g., Koskela [7], [6] Ballard [11], Demirdöğen [13], Tauriainen [[14]). Adopting the theory of production as a foundational theory of construction, can help in better framing pathways for improvement [7].…”
Section: Theory Of Production As Foundational Theory Of Constructionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The AEC industry suffers from poor quality and productivity due to problems related to a number of root causes which impact client decision making, design and construction management, among many others. Significant parts of these issues are initiated by limited view on production [6].One of the main barriers to construction improvement is known as the lack of theoretical foundation as pointed out by several scholars (e.g., Koskela [7], [6] Ballard [11], Demirdöğen [13], Tauriainen [[14]). Adopting the theory of production as a foundational theory of construction, can help in better framing pathways for improvement [7].…”
Section: Theory Of Production As Foundational Theory Of Constructionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In mid 1970s, Eastman [3] introduced the basic concept of BIM as a computable interpretation of a building object, transforming the traditional approach based on descriptive geometry used to signify the objects to be constructed. However, the idea of BIM implementation could not be applied until 1990s, as computers technologies improved and enabled practical implementation of the BIM idea [3], [8], [13].…”
Section: Key Similarities and Differences Between Lean Construction And Bimmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the literature, the integration of BIM and BDA is used in maintenance management, retrieving object information from BIM for FM purposes, make queries on BIM model, safety management, energy management, cost management, construction logistic management, waste management, design alternatives, and supplier data for off-site construction components. Furthermore, it is stated that BDA can be used to evaluate design alternatives, future trends and preferences, project performance, monitoring construction progress, and lean management (detecting off, idle, or busy status of equipment) [20,[52][53][54][55][56][57][58][59][60][61]. Although some studies emphasized the selection or evaluation of design alternatives with BDA, there is no study for BDA usage in VE.…”
Section: Rigor Cycle (Rigc)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, the authors believed that best practices can be integrated into off-site construction. Demirdögen et al [20] proposed a framework which combines LM, BIM, and BDA for facility management (FM). In addition to [20], Fernandez-Basso et al [21] reported that enormous data is created with the application of IoT devices in buildings, and the authors stated that new infrastructure and algorithms are needed to obtain meaningful insights.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To repair and maintain a product to be used with its original function [23] To achieve maximum lifespan of a product through repair and maintenance [23] • Design for disassembly [30] • Smart facility management system [31] Recycle…”
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