Abstract
The use of Building Information Models (BIM) for construction planning has increased in all areas except for automated processes such as quantity take-off. Many model users lack confidence that a model, typically created by a third party, has accurate enough information in it to rely on the data for planning the project. This research is looking at how factors of organization trust and variables related to project delivery can raise user confidence in these situations. Factors of organizational trust were identified through a literature review. Two surveys were utilized to identify which factors were significant in raising user confidence. Finally, observations on how to set up a project to maximize user confidence in BIM and promote a more collaborative use of BIM are included.
Recommended Citation
Lucas, Jason D. and Vijayarao, Saw Sri Neeharika
(2019)
"Effects of Organizational Trust and Project Delivery
Variables on BIM User Confidence,"
The Professional Constructor: Vol. 44:
No.
2, Article 5.
Available at:
https://open.clemson.edu/aic-journal/vol44/iss2/5
