Theoretical model of trust-based relationships in building information modelling supply chain for construction projects

Olugboyega, Oluseye; Windapo, Abimbola

doi:10.18820/24150487/as26i2.4

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“…The analysis was interpreted and summarized through a qualitative data set synthesis process. According to Olugboyega and Windapo (2019), data set synthesis makes it easier to understand a phenomenon through research collection. The synthesis process categorizes concepts into main subjects (nature of trust and antecedents) and identifies general opinions on the main subjects to ensure credibility.…”

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Identification of factors and outcomes of trust in mobile supply chains

Ghondaghsaz

Engesser

2021

EJMBE

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PurposeThe main purpose of this paper is the identification of the conceptualization of trust as well as its factors and outcomes in interorganizational relations in mobile supply chains (MSCs) in which multiple stakeholders collaborate.Design/methodology/approachThe authors first used a comprehensive literature review to extract related factors and outcomes of trust. Second, the authors conducted semi-structured interviews in chemical and pharmaceutical companies in Germany. These organizations stand out as leaders in the concept of MSCs and have developed collaborations with various stakeholders.FindingsBased on the results, a conceptual model has been developed that elaborates on the nature of trust and its factors and outcomes for cultivating trustful stakeholder collaboration. The study identifies six factors or approaches for building trust and two outcomes resulting from mutual trust.Practical implicationsThe conceptual model presented in this study can serve as a basis for developing trust in MSCs. Interorganizational collaborations in MSCs are more successful when saturated with trust. The collaboration systems must allow the innovative organizations to create value through the adaptation of advanced technologies without failure.Originality/valueThe study adds to the body of knowledge in building trust in multiple stakeholder collaboration, particularly in innovative organizations which are involved with disruptive technologies.

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Identification of factors and outcomes of trust in mobile supply chains

Ghondaghsaz

Engesser

2021

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“…2.1 Trust-based relationships TBR among the BIM-SCM (BIM Supply Chain Members) were considered as a form of integration and collaboration because trust is vital for fruitful interactions and dispositions among the project participants (Olugboyega and Windapo, 2019c). Trust has been affirmed to be fundamental for accomplishing adaptability, guaranteeing a smooth progression of information and guaranteeing successful collaboration among the project participants (Neubert et al, 2018).…”

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Modeling the determinants of BIM-enabled integration and collaboration

Olugboyega

Windapo

2022

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PurposeBIM research to date has in general zeroed in on featuring the significance of BIM-enabled integration and collaboration (BIMIC) rather than giving exact proof of its occurrence. Accordingly, this research quantitatively explored the determinants of BIMIC in South Africa.Design/methodology/approachThis research conceptualized a four-pillar model of BIM-enabled integration and collaboration. The speculations in the model were examined using SEM-MLE.FindingsThe aftereffects of the SEM-MLE demonstrated that network communication, knowledge sharing, and transfer, information sharing and exchange and trust-based relationships are critical determinants of BIMIC. The model's prescient power demonstrates an acceptable validity, and the boundary gauges showed that all the hypotheses were measurably huge.Research limitations/implicationsThis research gives a hypothetical premise for further investigation of BIMIC by supporting the postulations on the occurrence of collaboration and integrations among the BIM-SCM.Practical implicationsThe idea investigated involving SEM in this research gives a holistic view to the BIM managers in arranging BIM-based activities and overseeing BIM cycles and supply chain members. It likewise offers rules and structures for accomplishing and overseeing integration and collaboration among the BIM supply chain members.Originality/valueDespite 20 years of exploration on the BIM concept and adoption, no idea has been given to clarify the determinants of integration and collaboration as a BIM cycle. The four-pillar model of BIMIC created and tested in this research clarified BIMIC and contributed a new model to the current literature on the BIM process.

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A measurement model of trust in construction projects

Wu,

Chen,

Cox

et al. 2024

ECAM

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PurposeLack of trust in construction projects will lead to poor project performance or project failure, indicating the importance of trust-building. Existing studies have developed various trust models, while most studies covered limited trust factors, failed to clarify their meanings and relationships or lacked qualitative or quantitative evidence. Thus, this study aims to develop a measurement model of trust in construction projects with theoretical justification as well as qualitative and quantitative data.Design/methodology/approachA literature review was conducted to identify conceptual types, factors and indicators of trust. Individual interviews and focus groups were performed to test the proposed framework with qualitative data. A survey and confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) method were utilized to build the measurement model of trust using quantitative data in BIM-assisted projects.FindingsThe proposed trust framework covered the four conceptual types, four factors (integrity, competency, benevolence and commitment) and 13 indicators, supported by the results of interviews and focus groups. The measurement model of trust from CFA results supported the significant, positive, and one-to-one relationships between 13 indicators and four factors of trust in BIM-assisted projects.Originality/valueTheoretically, the study provides new insights into the multi-dimensional nature of trust. In practice, the findings could facilitate trustors and trustees to better understand, build, measure and enhance trust in construction projects.

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Theoretical model of trust-based relationships in building information modelling supply chain for construction projects

Cited by 3 publications

References 69 publications

Identification of factors and outcomes of trust in mobile supply chains

Identification of factors and outcomes of trust in mobile supply chains

Modeling the determinants of BIM-enabled integration and collaboration

A measurement model of trust in construction projects

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