VDC in Practice: Insights From Production Metrics Reported as Useful by AEC Professionals in Norway

Production metrics (PM) make it more likely for design and construction projects to stay on track through rapid feedback.17 PM sub-categories from recent literature were used to label PM reported as useful by 155 AEC professionals enrolled in the 4 th edition of a certificate program in Virtual Design and Construction in Norway (VDCCP).More than 36% of the professionals reported PM related to 2 sub-categories, i.e., plan adherence, and agenda items of collaborative sessions.Fewer than 5% of the professionals reported PM related to 6 subcategories, i.e., inspections and punch lists, clash detection and resolution, rework during design, rework during construction, safety performance, and follow-up after collaborative sessions.This research extended a previous study by providing a more granular view of PM found useful by AEC professionals which had not been possible earlier.Comparing PM from the 4 th edition of the VDCCP to those from the 1 st edition indicated a maturity in the understanding of PM among enrolled professionals, emphasizing the importance of professional education in opening pathways for standardizing and benchmarking PM in the AEC industry.

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Annual Conference of the International Group for Lean Construction
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2025-06-02
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https://doi.org/10.24928/2025/0291
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Historical Studies on Spain
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VDC in Practice: Insights From Production Metrics Reported as Useful by AEC Professionals in Norway

Annual Conference of the International Group for Lean Construction
Historical Studies on Spain
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VDC in Practice: Insights From Production Metrics Reported as Useful by AEC Professionals in Norway

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Abstract

Production metrics (PM) make it more likely for design and construction projects to stay on track through rapid feedback.17 PM sub-categories from recent literature were used to label PM reported as useful by 155 AEC professionals enrolled in the 4 th edition of a certificate program in Virtual Design and Construction in Norway (VDCCP).More than 36% of the professionals reported PM related to 2 sub-categories, i.e., plan adherence, and agenda items of collaborative sessions.Fewer than 5% of the professionals reported PM related to 6 subcategories, i.e., inspections and punch lists, clash detection and resolution, rework during design, rework during construction, safety performance, and follow-up after collaborative sessions.This research extended a previous study by providing a more granular view of PM found useful by AEC professionals which had not been possible earlier.Comparing PM from the 4 th edition of the VDCCP to those from the 1 st edition indicated a maturity in the understanding of PM among enrolled professionals, emphasizing the importance of professional education in opening pathways for standardizing and benchmarking PM in the AEC industry.

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