BIM
adoption
BIM is about linking data together
efficiently and meaningfully in a central location so as to subsequently facilitate
high levels of collaboration between project participants. BIM implementation
has great potential and this is necessarily scalable, to meet the needs and budget
of the client. However, in order to be successful BIM deployment for a
particular project must be clearly tailored to the client’s needs, and these
relayed to all project team members, so that their rights and responsibilities
are equally clearly understood.
Internationally BIM
adoption is on the rise. A number of value propositions justify its use, and
this may be accrued at the level of the firm or project. The use of BIM can
enhance the attractiveness of individual firms, through improved service
delivery and productivity, consequently improving their marketability,
potentially resulting in repeat business. It is argued that early engagement
with BIM hastens the point at which maximal benefit will accrue. At the project
level BIM can provide greater value during design development, document
development and construction/fabrication stages. During construction BIM has the
potential to add value to the client through improved information flows, better
project control and reduced conflicts.
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