Role of social media in the development of land use and building projects

Porkka, Janne; Jung, Nusrat; Päivänen, Jani; Jäväjä, Päivi; Suwal, Sunil

doi:10.1201/b12516-134

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“…Social network analysis in construction project management research reveals the increasing relevance of social media in managing both internal and external stakeholder networks, which are key to project success [29]. Furthermore, social media bridge communication gaps in urban planning and building projects, enhancing citizen participation and improving stakeholder engagement [137]. External social media platforms like WeChat have been instrumental in re-configuring collaboration practices in e-government projects, promoting more-flexible time management, task creation, and team engagement, which is particularly relevant for complex construction projects [138].…”

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confidence: 99%

Exploring the Impact of Social Media Use on Team Feedback and Team Performance in Construction Projects: A Systematic Literature Review

Karimi,

Baghalzadeh Shishehgarkhaneh,

Moehler

et al. 2024

Buildings

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This systematic literature review examines the effects of social media use (SMU) and practices (SMPs) on team feedback (TF) and performance (TP) within the context of construction project management. It explores the complex interactions between SMU and SMPs and their impact on communication, collaboration, and stakeholder involvement in construction projects. The study investigates how these digital practices transform traditional methods of team interaction, feedback processes, and overall team performance amidst the challenging and diverse backdrop of construction sites. The goal of the review is to offer a detailed insight into the contribution of social media to contemporary construction project management, underscoring its value in boosting team communication, coordination, and effectiveness. This research is pivotal for decoding the changing dynamics of construction management, where digital tools and platforms play a crucial role in achieving project success. The anticipated outcomes are poised to provide significant implications for construction industry professionals, guiding them in harnessing social media for enhanced project management and team cooperation.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

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Exploring the Impact of Social Media Use on Team Feedback and Team Performance in Construction Projects: A Systematic Literature Review

Karimi,

Baghalzadeh Shishehgarkhaneh,

Moehler

et al. 2024

Buildings

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“…Hence, social media could be a cost effective tool to manage knowledge within the industry. This is even more evident in case studies presented by Porkka et al (2012) that demonstrates social media usage improves knowledge management and extends the use of traditional data in urban planning and construction projects.…”

Section: Social Media In the Construction Industrymentioning

confidence: 91%

Social media in construction: an exploratory case study

Perera¹,

Victoria²,

Brand³

2017

Advances in Construction ICT and E-Business

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confidence: 99%