The Implementation Factors of Information and Communication Technology in the Life Cycle Costs of Buildings

Mésároš, Peter; Mandičák, Tomáš; Spišáková, Marcela; Behúnová, Annamaria; Behún, Marcel

doi:10.3390/app11072934

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“…The use of technology for the management and cost of building construction, leads to achieve the proposed objectives in the short, medium term [18]. Technology and communication are more critical factors for success so studies detail the importance of technology and the life cycle of each building.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In Figure 10, Promotes respect and the practice of values when using the application. Resolves conflicts in an assertive manner analyzes the difficulties and strengths of people for the improvement of the personal aspect and will be constantly controlled and monitored [18]. Reliability was analyzed, which does not offer value, quality, and strength.…”

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Use of mobile applications in citizen security

Chocce¹,

Celis²,

Cabanillas-Carbonell³

2023

Bulletin EEI

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An abstract is often presented separately from the article, so it must be able to in the following article the use of the mobile application is recommended as a tool that serves public safety because currently crimes of extortion and fraud are committed by making false calls to people's mobile devices. Therefore, the objective of this research is to help families with their welfare and safety and motivate the use of mobile applications. In the present work the situation, task, action, dan result (STAR) methodology was applied to elaborate the present work, this technique will allow improving the difficulties of the people. This methodology is very important because it is used to evaluate the circumstances in which people find themselves, a sequence must be followed to achieve the proposed objectives. The result obtained is an average of 84.5% on the design of the mobile prototype; being approved by the experts. The beneficiaries of the research are citizens through the mobile application.

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Section: Analysis Of the Sub-category Securitymentioning

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Use of mobile applications in citizen security

Chocce¹,

Celis²,

Cabanillas-Carbonell³

2023

Bulletin EEI

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“…the company is successful in competition, ICT provides efficient operation of the business (Mandičák, Mésaroš, Spišáková, 2021). Satisfying consumer needs, the ICT tools provide flexibility, while the production and service cycle will be shorter (Mésároš et al, 2021;Drábik et al, 2020). Maintaining and increasing competitive advantage in the service sector is essential.…”

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State Support for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises In Pandemic Period: Evidence From Slovakia

2022

Vadyba

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In the past two years, the world had to face and fight against the new infectious respiratory disease – COVID-19. Shortly after the emergence of the disease, it had become declared a pandemic by the WHO (World Health Organizations). Millions of deaths were reported caused by the pandemic, affected were different age groups of people. In addition to the decline of the health situation, the pandemic had significant impact on the functioning of the social and economic mechanisms. COVID-19 also influenced the situation on the labour market. It had negative impact on the SME sector worldwide. This trend applies in Slovakia as well, where introduction of home office proved to be a sensible solution in order to minimize the physical presence and contact of the employees, especially in the sectors where home office was a possible solution. Teleworking is a work done away from the office/site, so the work is done using information and communication technologies. The main goal of this study to present the impact of COVID-19 on the Slovak labour market, which focuses on transition to remote work (home office). At the same time, the state introduced several forms of subsidies to ease the burden of entrepreneurs. This study is addressing the question to what extent the small and medium-sized enterprises in Slovakia utilized the subsidy schemes introduced by the state. We put special emphasis on the service sector. The theoretical background of the study is based on the summary of the relevant scientific literature, which is followed by the presentation and introduction of secondary data. Since the amount of collected data is limited, we focus on the presentation of data from 2020. Secondary data are collected using relevant databases of Eurostat, OECD, Statista, the Slovak Business Agency, Association of Hungarian Entrepreneurs in Slovakia and the Ministry of the Economy of the Slovak Republic (MH SR). The SME sector is the biggest victim of the economic crisis caused by the epidemic, with 9.8% of businesses closed due to the hopeless situation. With the introduction of Lex Corona 2020, the Slovak government has sought to preserve jobs, keep businesses alive and prevent negative effects. In Slovakia, the proportion of people working from home increased by 2% compared to the period before the coronavirus epidemic, while workers were satisfied with the technological conditions and quality of their work at home. The government has prioritized support for industry, while the service sector and trade have benefited from only 20% of state support. All in all, businesses in the service sector and trade were dissatisfied with the support provided to them. The results of the research and the conclusions and findings of the data analysis can provide useful information for researchers working in a similar field as a result of the pandemic and for those interested in the SME sector.

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“…Gegana and Agirachman conducted a similar analysis on the stadium project [33], while behavior and performance of BIM users in a collaborative work environment were processed in [34]. The impact of BIM implementation on the quality, expected duration, and cost of BIM projects among small businesses was analyzed in [35,36], perspective on BIM utilization in budgeting and lifecycle related costs are presented in [37][38][39][40].…”

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Assessing the Duration of the Lead Appointed Party Coordination Tasks and Evaluating the Appropriate Team Composition on BIM Projects

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This paper addresses critical success factors for the delivery of BIM projects. The lack of experience with BIM projects on both the demand and supply side often leads to insufficient project teams, unsatisfied clients, schedule, and cost overruns. In order to better structure and control the information delivery in BIM projects requirements, planning and delivery must be standardized. The latter was achieved by EIR (Exchange Information Requirements), new BIM roles, BEP (BIM Execution Plan), and specified digital handover, which must be supported by a common data environment (CDE). This paper provides an analysis of the characteristics of BIM project delivery and duration in Architectural and Engineering companies in Slovakia. The analysis is based on the web survey of BIM managers and coordinators, which reveals that a significant amount of BIM project efforts must be executed by BIM specialists. The results also graphically depict the scope of critical BIM activities across project phases. The presented study is relevant for various project stakeholders and allows for a deeper understanding of the resources needed for the successful delivery of BIM projects in terms of adequate project team capacity, capability, organization, and planning.

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The Implementation Factors of Information and Communication Technology in the Life Cycle Costs of Buildings

Cited by 14 publications

References 33 publications

Use of mobile applications in citizen security

Use of mobile applications in citizen security

State Support for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises In Pandemic Period: Evidence From Slovakia

Assessing the Duration of the Lead Appointed Party Coordination Tasks and Evaluating the Appropriate Team Composition on BIM Projects

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