Sociology

Business

Neuroscience

Sample (material)

Scheduling (production processes)

Perception

Social science

Knowledge management

Questionnaire

Building information modeling

Macroeconomics

Engineering

Psychology

Economics

Chemistry

Process management

Productivity

Operations management

Computer science

Chromatography

Ain Shams Engineering Journal

Building Information Modelling (BIM) implementation is considered a daunting reality because majority of the construction players don't know the potential benefits of the technology. Awareness of BIM benefits and its implementation could significantly increase project productivity and performance. This study is aimed to determine the influence of BIM benefits from the Malaysian construction stakeholders' perception towards its implementation. The study was carried out using survey questionnaire. Out of 590 questionnaires 268 were collected that represent a sample size of 346. Results revealed that most of the construction companies lack of awareness about BIM technology. The statistical analysis showed that productivity, time, cost, clashes, and communication are the most essential BIM benefits that concerned the participants. The driving factors of implementation, on the other hand, were identified as Trust, respect, commitment, early involvement, and knowledge. It is also found that there is a significant relationship between BIM benefits and its implementation.

BIM benefits and its influence on the BIM implementation in Malaysia