2021
DOI: 10.1108/pm-09-2020-0054
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Supporting strategic decision-making on the future campus with space utilisation studies: a case study

Abstract: PurposeAcross the world, many universities are dealing with a pressure on resources, caused by both organisational developments and ageing campuses. Space utilization studies have a strategic role, providing information on how space is being used, thereby informing decisions about the type and scale of facilities that are needed.Design/methodology/approachThis study reports on the space use measurements conducted at TU Delft over the past five years, complemented by their use to make decisions about the univer… Show more

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“…TU Delft has a long-lasting history of campus-related research (i.e. den Heijer 2011;Valks et al 2021) and recently on its campus circularity and carbon emissions (Herth & Blok 2022). It is governed autonomously and funded by its own resources and public-private partnerships.…”
Section: Case Study: Tu Delft Campus Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…TU Delft has a long-lasting history of campus-related research (i.e. den Heijer 2011;Valks et al 2021) and recently on its campus circularity and carbon emissions (Herth & Blok 2022). It is governed autonomously and funded by its own resources and public-private partnerships.…”
Section: Case Study: Tu Delft Campus Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The literature regarding smart explanations differs, but the focus is on how smart technologies leverage education services. A smart campus is viewed as an integration of computing technologies in the cloud and IoT devices that assist the university's management, teaching, and research activities [4,[9][10][11]80]. Nevertheless, work by [14] has categorized IoT-based solutions into two classifications that reflect smart education concepts, namely, smart universities and smart campuses.…”
Section: Smart Campus Concept and Technologiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a result, the VAM model is the most accurate in predicting the values associated with higher education institutions as a result of the adoption of the smart campus idea. Hence, the adoption model intends to demonstrate the impact of smart campuses to help stakeholders and policymakers see the value derived from the adoption of smart campuses to improve effective resource utilization, energy savings, informed decision making, improved services, and risk mitigation [10,80,133,134]. Therefore, the conceptual model adopted the generic VAM constructs (usefulness, enjoyment, technicality, and cost), trust, and privacy and security as factors influencing the intention to adopt IoT-based smart campuses, as shown in Figure 11.…”
Section: Adoption Model Of Iot-based Smart Campusesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The space is also not in use during the evenings, nights, holidays, and semester breaks (Abdul Rahman et al, 2015). Space management is one of the most important aspects of facilities management and has significant sources of value optimization which can contribute to an effective higher education institutions (HEI) financial management (Saaid et al, 2018;Valks et al, 2021). The issues arise when assignable academic space is abundant and not optimized used.…”
Section: Issues On Space Management Process At Public Universitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%