Building Information Monitoring via Gamification

Kán, Peter; Ferschin, Peter; Honic, Meliha; Kovačić, Iva

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“…Recently, there have been different studies on the adoption of various technologies in the construction industry. These technologies include but are not limited to radio frequency identification (RFID) (Osunsanmi et al , 2018), robotics (Aghimien et al , 2019; Davila Delgado et al , 2019), Blockchain technology (Turk and Klinc, 2017), building information modelling (BIM) (Kassem et al , 2014; McGraw Hill, 2014), internet of things (IoT) (Tang et al , 2019) and sensors (Kán et al , 2021). Mostly, the discussion has been on exploring the potentials of these individual technologies and their impact on the construction industry’s productivity.…”

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Digital transformation in the construction industry: a bibliometric review

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Purpose The construction industry has been traditionally referred to as slow when it comes to technological transformation. This study aims to investigate and present a scorecard of the construction industry in the past decade, the paper adopted Bibliometrics. The study identified the various digital transformation (DT) aspects in the construction industry and future research directions are also identified. Design/methodology/approach To achieve the aim of this research, an inductive approach was adopted through a grounded theory strategy. Secondary data was retrieved from the Scopus database and analysed using Biblioshiny and VOSviewer. The data was retrieved through specific keywords related to the study focus. Findings The study also proposed a balanced flow model for DT discussion in the construction industry. DT in the construction industry disrupts every aspect of the industry, albeit at different rates due to the existing barriers; hence, the study identified areas that require further research. It, thus, provides a theoretical and practical basis for researchers and practitioners alike. Originality/value The study reviewed the DT research discuss in the construction industry. It is worthy of note that this is the first study that analyses the DT of the construction industry in the past decade.

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