Toward the Integration of Psychotherapy. 
            John M. Reisman 
            John Wiley and Sons Inc. 
            1971. Pp. 155. Price £4.50.

Atkin, I.

doi:10.1192/bjp.120.554.111-b

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“…It is possible to achieve a competitive advantage through implementing digital twins and through more efficient information management. Accordingly, several authors have affirmed that a robust infrastructure for information management is needed for FM [9,10]. While some authors state that it can be a challenge to develop a structured standard-based framework for information management in FM due to its complexity and multiple data sources [12,13,14], practitioners view this more as an advantage that can lead to a better understanding of the building and increased collaboration.…”

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“…A mature and effective FM approach can enable organisations to achieve a competitive advantage, but a robust infrastructure for information management and automated processes is needed [9]. As stated by Atkin and Brooks [10] 'information is (the) lifeblood of FM; without it, the organisation is not in control of its facility assets and it unlikely to be able to account for them reliably'. Many technologies can support FM in their efforts to deliver efficient services to organisations such as: Building Information Modelling (BIM), Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS), Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), Internet of Things (IoT) and digital twins.…”

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Digital transformation in facility management: An analysis of the challenges and benefits of implementing digital twins in the use phase of a building

Elyasi

Bellini

Klungseth

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Digital transformation and the adoption of technologies in the AEC-sector can lead to efficiency gains in facility management (FM). Digital twins, that is a living representative of the physical asset building, can facilitate real-time data gathering, data monitoring, data-based decision making and support predictive management. The purpose of this study is to analyse the gap between theory and practice regarding the application of digital twins for FM and to understand the benefits and challenges connected with its implementation during the use phase of a building. Despite the growing interest in this topic in academia, the concept of digital twins in connection with FM is rarely employed in practice in the AEC-industry. The findings obtained through a literature review and a set of semi-structured interviews with experts in the field, show that the main challenges for digital twins in FM relate to the organisational culture and that a robust framework for information management is a benefit for digital twins’ implementation. The adoption of digital twins in the built environment needs to be considered in the context of digital transformation. The study supports practitioners with the adoption of digital technologies for the built asset and suggests that future research should examine in further depth the challenges of implementing digital twins.

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Digital transformation in facility management: An analysis of the challenges and benefits of implementing digital twins in the use phase of a building

Elyasi

Bellini

Klungseth

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…Function-on-scalar regression models (Reiss et al, 2010;Goldsmith et al, 2015) provide powerful tools to explore and understand previous data and predict curves of attendance as a function of time, relative to the beginning of the event, for future events at the stadium. This, combined with adequate management of operational requirements, can enhance stadium capabilities and directly impact the organizational performance and productivity of the business (Atkin & Brooks, 2021).…”

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When are they coming? Understanding and forecasting the timeline of arrivals at the FC Barcelona stadium on match days

Serra-Burriel,

Delicado,

Cucchietti

et al. 2024

Mach Learn

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Futbol Club Barcelona operates the largest stadium in Europe (with a seating capacity of almost one hundred thousand people) and manages recurring sports events. These are influenced by multiple conditions (time and day of the week, weather, adversary) and affect city dynamics—e.g., peak demand for related services like public transport and stores. We study fine grain audience entrances at the stadium segregated by visitor type and gate to gain insights and predict the arrival behavior of future games, with a direct impact on the organizational performance and productivity of the business. We can forecast the timeline of arrivals at gate level 72 h prior to kickoff, facilitating operational and organizational decision-making by anticipating potential agglomerations and audience behavior. Furthermore, we can identify patterns for different types of visitors and understand how relevant factors affect them. These findings directly impact commercial and business interests and can alter operational logistics, venue management, and safety.

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“…in the technical and functional scope. Much attention has been paid to these issues [2,3,4,9,17,19,22,32,35,36]. This shows, inter alia, on the validity of the building operation phase.…”

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Archives of Civil Engineering

Gajzler¹

2021

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By analyzing the individual stages of the building's life cycle, it can be easily concluded that the building's exploitation process is the longest and at the same time it is the justification for the construction project related to the construction of this building. In the course of the building's exploitation, various phenomena occur that affect its condition and thus the possibility of unlimited use. These are natural phenomena, as well as phenomena derived from external influences, which often lead to deterioration of the building's condition, or even its degradation. In response to these phenomena, maintenance, renovation and modernization activities are undertaken. Technical management is related to the identification of these phenomena, programming of adequate measures and their implementation. The conducted analysis of the results of the survey in the group of property managers allows to state categorically that the process of technical management is relatively little supported by IT tools and is still based on individual analysis and often intuitive actions. The article presents the possibilities of applying an innovative approach in the acquisition and collection of information about the technical condition of buildings, indicating the legitimacy of standardizing information forms and using them in building a database of cases of the CBR (case based reasoning) inference system .

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Toward the Integration of Psychotherapy. John M. Reisman John Wiley and Sons Inc. 1971. Pp. 155. Price £4.50.

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Digital transformation in facility management: An analysis of the challenges and benefits of implementing digital twins in the use phase of a building

Digital transformation in facility management: An analysis of the challenges and benefits of implementing digital twins in the use phase of a building

When are they coming? Understanding and forecasting the timeline of arrivals at the FC Barcelona stadium on match days

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