Effective facility management and operations via a BIM-based integrated information system

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Effective facility management and operations via a BIM-based integrated information system

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Purpose: Background: Considerable financial losses could occur as the result of insufficient interoperability issues among information systems. In order to minimize losses, Building Information Management (BIM) tools must be able to interoperate with a variety of digital FM&O systems. Approach: This research applies the principles of grounded theory as well as conceptual constructs of a proposed BIM framework. Firstly, descriptions of information management systems of eleven projects in techn...

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Research paper

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Date created

2013

Creator

Parsanezhad, Pouriya / Dimyadi, Johannes

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https://hdl.handle.net/10652/3034

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BIM FM / facility management / FM&O / BIM (building information modelling) / interoperability / Building Construction Management and Project Planning

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