Research on the Relationship between Construction 4.0 and Construction Firm’s Performance: Based on the Mediating Role of Technological Innovation Capability

Yang, Xiaozhuang; Wu, Dejian; Zheng, Zhizhe

doi:10.1155/2022/8523480

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“…These papers are mainly concerned with the research topic of intelligent operation and maintenance and smart construction, as summarized in Section 3.5. This research includes the application of algorithm prediction and machine learning technology in intelligent railway construction [83,131], the application of blockchain technology and artificial intelligence [132,133], the combination of BIM in material budget and cost management [134], the application of BIM and Big Data Text Mining in concrete precast management platforms' effective application [135], the application of digital twins in hospital projects [136], and intelligent data retrieval and representation methods for cloud BIM applications based on natural language processing [137].…”

Section: Literature Analysis Of Web Of Science Database In Bim and Bd...mentioning

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Integration of Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Big Data in China: Recent Application and Future Perspective

Xia,

Zheng,

Huang

et al. 2023

Buildings

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The integrated application of building information modeling (BIM) and big data (BD) has received widespread attention, and has been involved in smart construction sites, construction project management, and construction project budgeting. Nevertheless, research on the integrated implementation of BIM and BD in China mainly concentrates on a project stage or profession, the exploration of technology integration mostly focuses on the theoretical level, and the research distribution is scattered. As such, the intention of this paper is to reveal the research history of BIM and BD in China, as well as to study the research methodologies and research fields for a more thorough knowledge of the BIM and BD research and development status in the Chinese construction sector, which adopts a mixed research method that uses a quantitative research via two analytical software tools, i.e., CiteSpace version of 6.1.R6 and the Statistical Analysis Toolkit on line edition for Informetrics software packages, to conduct a macro bibliometric analysis on BIM and BD research in the China National Knowledge Infrastructure database, and provides a follow-up micro qualitative research with content analysis. To ensure the comprehensiveness of the research, the core articles of the topic in the web of science database have been sorted out and analyzed for fully understanding the development of BIM and BD in the field of Chinese construction, resulting in identifying the current research hotspots and trends in China. The results suggest that the popular research keywords on BIM and BD in China since the year 2015 have mainly been focused on informatization, the internet of things, and rail transportation. Three fruitful research themes in BIM and BD research in China have been identified, including smart construction, smart operation, and bridge informatization.

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Section: Literature Analysis Of Web Of Science Database In Bim and Bd...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Integration of Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Big Data in China: Recent Application and Future Perspective

Xia,

Zheng,

Huang

et al. 2023

Buildings

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Research on the green development path of prefabricated building industry based on intelligent technology

Wang,

Li,

Zhuang

2024

ECAM

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PurposeIn order to make the construction industry develop in the direction of greening, this paper analyzes whether the application of intelligent technology in prefabricated buildings can achieve carbon emission reduction, starting from the problems of weak technology and insufficient encouragement policies in the prefabricated building industry. It also designs dynamic and adjustable incentives for the smart transformation of prefabricated buildings and makes recommendations to facilitate the transformation of assembly manufacturers into “smart factories”.Design/methodology/approachThis paper takes the intelligent technology for carbon reduction, energy efficiency and policy design in the prefabricated buildings industry as the starting point. Based on in-depth expert interviews and questionnaire survey data, a linear multiple regression model is used to establish an association network of intelligent technology in the production and transportation, construction, operation and maintenance, demolition and scrapping stages. On this basis, an evolutionary game theory is used to construct a smart transformation and carbon reduction utility game model between the government and manufacturers, and relevant suggestions for smart empowerment of green construction development technology combinations and policy settings are proposed.FindingsAn assembly manufacturing plant with smart empowerment is an important way to achieve green and sustainable development in the construction industry. Among them, BIM and IoT have made a greater impact on carbon emission reduction of prefabricated buildings in all stages of the whole life cycle. The government’s proposed energy efficiency incentives and environmental tax amount will effectively increase companies' motivation for smart transformation of prefabricated buildings. However, when the environmental tax amount is low, the government should strengthen the regulation of the industry in order to increase the speed of smart transformation of assembly manufacturers. Therefore, a reasonable setting of the environmental tax rate and energy-saving incentives and flexible adjustment of the regulatory efforts can maximize the functional utility of the government in the process of smart transformation.Research limitations/implicationsThis paper focuses on the impact of intelligent technologies on the overall carbon emissions of the industry and provides an evolutionary analysis of the strategic game between the government and assembly manufacturers, the main players in the smart transformation process of prefabricated buildings. However, smart technologies for different categories of assembly manufacturing plants and strategic options for a wider range of stakeholders have not been examined in depth.Originality/valueDifferent from existing research, this study focuses on exploring the strategic game between the government and assembly manufacturers in the smart transformation of prefabricated buildings. It provides an innovative explanation of the connection between intelligent technology and carbon emissions. The study develops an evolutionary game model for both parties, addressing the research gap on the combined effects of policy incentives and intelligent technology on carbon reduction and efficiency improvement in the prefabricated buildings industry. This research not only offers practical reference for the government in designing incentive mechanisms and establishing regulatory systems but also provides feasible practical guidance for the smart transformation and carbon reduction efforts of assembly manufacturing plants.

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Research on Formation of Collaborative Networks between Contractors and Subcontractors in the Construction Industry

吴

2024

MSE

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Research on the Relationship between Construction 4.0 and Construction Firm’s Performance: Based on the Mediating Role of Technological Innovation Capability

Cited by 3 publications

References 61 publications

Integration of Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Big Data in China: Recent Application and Future Perspective

Integration of Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Big Data in China: Recent Application and Future Perspective

Research on the green development path of prefabricated building industry based on intelligent technology

Research on Formation of Collaborative Networks between Contractors and Subcontractors in the Construction Industry

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