Building information modeling (BIM) adoption challenges for contractor’s organisations in Malaysia

Mohammad, Wan Nur Syazwani Wan; Abdullah, Mohd Rofdzi; Ismail, Shariman Ismadi; Takim, Roshana

doi:10.1063/1.5055550

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A bibliometric analysis of building information modelling implementation barriers in the developing world using an interpretive structural modelling approach

Takyi-Annan¹,

Hong²

2023

Heliyon

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A bibliometric analysis of building information modelling implementation barriers in the developing world using an interpretive structural modelling approach

Takyi-Annan¹,

Hong²

2023

Heliyon

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“…Resistance to change by staff Some employees believe that BIM is too complicated, and thus it is faster to complete project projects with non-BIM tools. [4,7,11] Resistance to change new technology Some suspect that BIM is just an unassembled technology with limited features. [2,7,12,13] Clients do not request/enforce BIM Without significant knowledge and awareness about BIM, Clients may not wish to implement BIM in their projects.…”

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“…This slow adaptation of BIM in Malaysia somehow affects its evolution toward its step as a developed nation. Although there are benefits of using BIM throughout the project life-cycle, such as increased productivity and efficient design, assessment time and cost associated with design change, and elimination of clashes in design, most construction players in Malaysia neglect BIM usage awareness in the construction phase [4]. Moreover, when it comes to BIM in the Malaysian construction phase, only 4.2% of players were applying, and that is ten times less than the number of BIM applications in the design phase [5].…”

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Identifying the Critical Barriers Factors to the Implementation of Building Information Modelling (BIM) in the Sarawak's Construction Industry

Naing

Sadeghifam²,

Joo³

2022

Civil Sustain. Urban Eng.

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Building Information Modelling (BIM) is one of the most advanced developments in the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry that can generate a 3D virtual information model which can be used for planning, design, construction, and operations. As Building Information Modelling (BIM) approaches the construction industry as a new technology and process, changes in the industry have created some barriers to BIM adoption in Malaysia. This research aims to enhance the implementation of BIM in the construction stage of Sarawak's construction industry by identifying and classifying the critical barriers. This study fills this current knowledge gap and enhances the understanding of BIM in the construction stage and the factors that hinder implementation in Sarawak. To develop the challenges being faced in this industry, a set of barrier clusters based on people, process, policy, technology, and cost were pre-identified through a literature review, and a structured interview involving three BIM experts was conducted on WebEx to refine these barriers with the current industry situation. As an outcome, this study identified 49 of the barriers from the literature and refined them into 26 of the barriers under their main clusters. Interestingly, they all validated the fact that lack of government involvement in BIM implementation is an undeniable barrier factor to growing BIM utilization and reaching its full potential. This study will form the basis of further research, and additional studies focusing on prioritizing these identified barriers for strategic planning would help the construction players in their swift transformation to BIM.

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“…Advances in Civil Engineering promises to improve the overall performance of construction projects in the AEC industry [10,15]. e BIM process is identified as the force driving construction industries worldwide, and differences in national construction policy schemes in several nations correspondingly lead to variations in the development of BIM implementation strategies [30,31]. BIM implementation is an emerging topic currently being investigated in various markets around the globe [32].…”

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Key BIM Adoption Drivers to Improve Performance of Infrastructure Projects in the Ethiopian Construction Sector: A Structural Equation Modeling Approach

Belay

Goedert

Woldesenbet

et al. 2021

Advances in Civil Engineering

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The aim of this paper is to explore the critical BIM adoption drivers across the Ethiopian public infrastructure construction sector. In this regard, a comprehensive systematic literature review was employed to identify potential BIM implementation attributes in developing countries and validated through a pilot test. Then, quantitative data was collected from experts working in various organizations using a structured questionnaire survey. A structural equation model was then developed based on five key BIM adoption constructs and 14 adoption drivers. Based on the path analysis, Application, Environment, and Project related factors positively affect BIM adoption in infrastructure projects, whereas Organization and Information Management are insignificant and negatively affect BIM adoption in the Ethiopian construction industry. The study highlighted key BIM adoption attributes that are helpful to enhance the overall project management performance in infrastructure projects. The proposed action plan is beneficial to various professionals, government, and stakeholders in an effort to improve the current level of BIM uptake in the horn of Africa. More so, the findings of this paper can be used to facilitate and promote BIM adoption in public infrastructure construction projects across the Ethiopian construction market.

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Building information modeling (BIM) adoption challenges for contractor’s organisations in Malaysia

Cited by 7 publications

References 5 publications

A bibliometric analysis of building information modelling implementation barriers in the developing world using an interpretive structural modelling approach

A bibliometric analysis of building information modelling implementation barriers in the developing world using an interpretive structural modelling approach

Identifying the Critical Barriers Factors to the Implementation of Building Information Modelling (BIM) in the Sarawak's Construction Industry

Key BIM Adoption Drivers to Improve Performance of Infrastructure Projects in the Ethiopian Construction Sector: A Structural Equation Modeling Approach

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