A Quantitative Study of the Relationship between Project Performance and BIM Use on Commercial Construction Projects in the USA

Kelly, David; Ilozor, B.D.

doi:10.1080/15578771.2016.1202355

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“…The close-ended questionnaire based on a three-point Likert scale (such as 1 to 3: from 1 agree to 3 disagree) was used which assisted in evaluating the participants' opinion about ISO 9001. The rationale for using the questionnaire was that it enabled the researcher to collect the relevant data speedily and cost-effectively (Manders et al, 2016); this instrument was also used on account of its relevance in the previously conducted similar work (Hatamleh et al, 2018;Jong et al, 2019;Kelly and Ilozor, 2019).…”

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Quantifying the impact of ISO 9001 standard on the project and engineering management and success factors; A case of construction industry

Khatatbeh

2022

ECAM

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PurposeThis study evaluates the implementation of ISO 9001 using total quality management on the engineering, procurement and construction phases in the Jordanian construction sector.Design/methodology/approachA quantitative design has been employed with a total of 132 project team members selected from 5 construction organizations working in Jordan. A close-ended questionnaire was used to gather data which was later evaluated using descriptive and inferential statistics.FindingsThe results show a significant role in project performance, customer satisfaction, project quality, cost-effectiveness, time effectiveness, shared cooperation and motivation of employees. It emphasizes the role of engineering in achieving the ISO 9001 standard. Quality standards in the construction project were also endorsed by 46.2% of participants, while 33.3% responded neutrally. The time effectiveness aspects of ISO 9001 endorsed by 38.5% participants 33.3% participants disagreed. Majority of the managers (61.5%) agreed that poor planning is a major barrier in the engineering phase (p-value, 0.011), followed by the incomplete design (56.4%) as the prime impeding factors linked to the decline of the quality in the construction sector.Originality/valueWith the integration of the ISO 9001 quality standard, project managers can improve the project quality and make it cost-effective. The successful adaptation of the ISO 9001 certification allows the company to not only market its product/service but also internally audit itself for the possible deficits in its work capacity.

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Quantifying the impact of ISO 9001 standard on the project and engineering management and success factors; A case of construction industry

Khatatbeh

2022

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“…Based on these features BIM can be a very effective platform for performing risk management (Bråthen & Moum, 2016;Farnsworth et al, 2015;Kelly & Ilozor, 2016;Lam et al, 2017;Eadie et al, 2013;Bryde et al, 2013;Ciribini et al, 2016), which is one of the most important aspects when planning and developing a construction project (Zou et al, 2017). BIM can specifically help in handling the high complexity which is inherent in modern constructions at the development and operation phases and hinders control of quality, time and cost in a project (Bryde et al, 2013).…”

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Risk management in construction projects using building information modelling

Papachatzi¹,

Xenidis²

2019

Computing in Construction

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Risks reduction in construction projects is feasible through Building Information Modelling (BIM) according to the respective literature; however, so far, BIM-based risk management (RM) has not been addressed in a systematic way. This paper attempts to formalize BIM-based RM by suggesting and demonstrating the performance of a three-stage methodology. The methodology is applied on two risk scenarios in a building project through four commercial software applications that perform in combination, a full risks analysis regarding time and cost levels for the building project. The advantages and disadvantages of the proposed methodology and risk management in construction projects using BIM are presented.

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Comparing Task Performance of BIM and CAD in Completing Construction Project Activities: A Lab Experiment Approach

Soh,

Rahman,

Haron

2024

J. Archit. Eng.

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A Quantitative Study of the Relationship between Project Performance and BIM Use on Commercial Construction Projects in the USA

Cited by 7 publications

References 10 publications

Quantifying the impact of ISO 9001 standard on the project and engineering management and success factors; A case of construction industry

Quantifying the impact of ISO 9001 standard on the project and engineering management and success factors; A case of construction industry

Risk management in construction projects using building information modelling

Comparing Task Performance of BIM and CAD in Completing Construction Project Activities: A Lab Experiment Approach

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