Bridging the gap: a framework for monetizing BIM by integrating industry insights for informed decision-making

Purpose This study addresses the critical imperative of quantifying building information modeling (bimalliance) benefits by augmenting existing methodologies, with a focus on monetization. Engaging industry practitioners, the research develops a comprehensive framework through an exhaustive literature review and a survey in the Swedish construction industry, incorporating insights from 128 respondents. Design/methodology/approach The framework, validated by industry experts, systematically assesses tangible BIM benefits against associated costs. It introduces a novel method in construction, addressing the lack of a unified approach. The resulting framework facilitates nuanced feasibility determinations by systematically evaluating BIM benefits against costs. Findings Despite its acknowledged limitations, the framework effectively captures a comprehensive range of costs and benefits, providing a more accurate and detailed estimation of BIM’s impact on project outcomes. Practical implications With practical implications, the framework enhances BIM understanding and application, contributing to effective project management throughout the construction supply chain lifecycle. Moreover, it aims to improve efficacy within the architecture, engineering, construction and operations industry. Originality/value The study empowers organizations and decision-makers with a bespoke tool for evaluating BIM feasibility, contributing to decision-making through a clarified numerical representation.

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Smart and Sustainable Built Environment
Published
2024-12-07
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1108/sasbe-07-2024-0259
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4
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BIM and Construction Integration
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Bridging the gap: a framework for monetizing BIM by integrating industry insights for informed decision-making

Björn Lantz, Kristina Maria Eriksson, Lina Gharaibeh
4 citations
Smart and Sustainable Built Environment
BIM and Construction Integration
1.06
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Bridging the gap: a framework for monetizing BIM by integrating industry insights for informed decision-making

Björn Lantz, Kristina Maria Eriksson, Lina Gharaibeh
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4 citations

Abstract

Purpose This study addresses the critical imperative of quantifying building information modeling (bimalliance) benefits by augmenting existing methodologies, with a focus on monetization. Engaging industry practitioners, the research develops a comprehensive framework through an exhaustive literature review and a survey in the Swedish construction industry, incorporating insights from 128 respondents. Design/methodology/approach The framework, validated by industry experts, systematically assesses tangible BIM benefits against associated costs. It introduces a novel method in construction, addressing the lack of a unified approach. The resulting framework facilitates nuanced feasibility determinations by systematically evaluating BIM benefits against costs. Findings Despite its acknowledged limitations, the framework effectively captures a comprehensive range of costs and benefits, providing a more accurate and detailed estimation of BIM’s impact on project outcomes. Practical implications With practical implications, the framework enhances BIM understanding and application, contributing to effective project management throughout the construction supply chain lifecycle. Moreover, it aims to improve efficacy within the architecture, engineering, construction and operations industry. Originality/value The study empowers organizations and decision-makers with a bespoke tool for evaluating BIM feasibility, contributing to decision-making through a clarified numerical representation.

Smart and Sustainable Built EnvironmentVol. 15(2)
University of the West (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 23%
BIM and Construction Integration
1.06
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