The evolution of facility management (FM) in the building information modelling (BIM) process: An opportunity to use critical success factors (CSF) for optimising built assets

Ashworth, Simon

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“…Disruptions in the flow of information address a challenge of the information age that has been observed throughout the economy for some time: they decrease the quality and integration of existing data, which are necessary for the use of new technologies such as machine learning (Zumstein and Seraina, 2018;Zumstein et al, 2021). This problem can also be observed in the real estate industry: Disruptions in the flow of information lead to performance losses during operation of real estate (Ashworth, 2021;Sacks et al, 2018;Saxon et al, 2018) and also prevent the development of further efficiency potentials through the use of information technologies, for example in the form of the increasingly important techniques of machine learning for automated data processing and decision-making (Biamonte et al, 2017;Picot et al, 2015). The motivation and goal of this work is therefore to contribute to the The role of knowledge sharing…”

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On the challenges of inter-organisational data in real estate: the role of knowledge sharing

Wiesweg

Schäpers²,

Bernhold³

et al. 2022

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PurposeTo take full advantage of new technologies (e.g. machine learning), a consistent and more comprehensive knowledge sharing across organisational boundaries is required. The real estate industry often faces this challenge as well. The paper aims to approach this circumstance by analysing the real estate supply chain (RESC) and aims to identify ways to achieve a more disruption-free flow of information.Design/methodology/approachTo answer the research question, a cross-sectional study was conducted using a standardised online questionnaire and structural equation modelling. The majority of the study participants came from German-speaking countries. The structural equation model was used to examine the relationships between the factors inter-organisational relationship, knowledge sharing skills and knowledge sharing.FindingsThe authors found that inter-organisational relationship has a significant influence on knowledge sharing and thus on the occurrence of information flow disruptions. Aligning shared goals of parties plays a major role to improve inter-organisational relationship. Control and supervision does not show any significant effect. Knowledge sharing skills in turn have an influence on knowledge sharing.Practical implicationsThe alignment of interests and the creation of trust should be established in the future as core elements within the framework of contract negotiations, the lived contract and the contract itself, in order to reduce disruptions in the flow of information.Originality/valueFrom the perspective of knowledge sharing, this study attempts to identify necessities within the framework of contractual design options that simplify and promote the inter-organisational use of algorithms to increase transactional efficiency.

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“…, 2021). This problem can also be observed in the real estate industry: Disruptions in the flow of information lead to performance losses during operation of real estate (Ashworth, 2021; Sacks et al. , 2018; Saxon et al.…”

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confidence: 99%