If you cannot fly, then run: a model of BIM implementation taxonomies and thresholds

Oluseye Olugboyega, Godwin Ehis Oseghale and Clinton O. Aigbavboa

International Journal of Information Technology and Management, 2024, vol. 23, issue 1, 64-88

Abstract: The barriers to BIM adoption are various and overpowering. These barriers should be continuously defeated through a recursive BIM implementation strategy and evaluation. The point of this paper is to recognise the key reduction indicators for tracking BIM adoption barriers and lay out whether the key reduction indicators will give a model of BIM implementation taxonomies and thresholds for assessing BIM implementation performance. Meta-analysis methodology was utilised to synthesise the diverse findings. These key reduction indicators were sorted into three BIM implementation thresholds: BIM advanced industry, BIM emerging industry, and BIM frontier industry. It was observed that BIM implementation taxonomies have various levels of the implementation plan, levels of market adequacy, and levels of goals. The study inferred that the proposed model would assist with smoothing out the necessities and instruct on the BIM implementation needs concerning different construction industries, most especially the developing construction industries.

Keywords: building information modelling; BIM; BIM implementation; BIM adoption; BIM adaptation; BIM application; BIM utilisation; BIM adoption barriers; BIM implementation taxonomies; BIM implementation thresholds. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
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