Technological Innovations in Building Management: Assessing the Level of Digitalization

Abstract In modern construction projects, the proportion of integrated technologies is constantly increasing, which brings higher demands on their monitoring and management. These technologies generate vast amounts of data that are crucial not only for routine maintenance and ensuring reliable operation but also for addressing unexpected emergency and crisis situations. The digitalization of processes throughout the entire life cycle of a building represents a key step towards more efficient management, operation, and maintenance. An essential role in this process is played by the Building Information Model (BIM) in combination with Computer-Aided Facility Management (CAFM) systems, which enable data integration, simplification of management, and increased overall efficiency. To assess the level of awareness and preparedness in the application of digital tools in building management, a questionnaire survey was conducted among professionals active in the field of facility management. The collected data provide a valuable source of information that can serve as a foundation for further research and the advancement of knowledge in the digitalization of building management and maintenance.

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Selected scientific papers
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2025-06-01
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https://doi.org/10.2478/sspjce-2025-0012
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BIM and Construction Integration
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Technological Innovations in Building Management: Assessing the Level of Digitalization

Denis Konovalov, Pavol Packo, Dušan Katunský, Jozef Švajlenka
Selected scientific papers
BIM and Construction Integration
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Technological Innovations in Building Management: Assessing the Level of Digitalization

Denis Konovalov, Pavol Packo, Dušan Katunský, Jozef Švajlenka
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Abstract In modern construction projects, the proportion of integrated technologies is constantly increasing, which brings higher demands on their monitoring and management. These technologies generate vast amounts of data that are crucial not only for routine maintenance and ensuring reliable operation but also for addressing unexpected emergency and crisis situations. The digitalization of processes throughout the entire life cycle of a building represents a key step towards more efficient management, operation, and maintenance. An essential role in this process is played by the Building Information Model (BIM) in combination with Computer-Aided Facility Management (CAFM) systems, which enable data integration, simplification of management, and increased overall efficiency. To assess the level of awareness and preparedness in the application of digital tools in building management, a questionnaire survey was conducted among professionals active in the field of facility management. The collected data provide a valuable source of information that can serve as a foundation for further research and the advancement of knowledge in the digitalization of building management and maintenance.

Selected scientific papersVol. 20(1)
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