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...onal characteristics of a facility. BIM is a shared knowledge resource for information about a facility forming a reliable basis for decisions during its life-cyc ...onal characteristics of a facility. BIM is a shared knowledge resource for information about a facility forming a reliable basis for decisions during its life-cyc

...SNA) appears recently as a technique that explore, maps and measure data & information flows and relationship between organizations, groups, people or other entit ... a low use of technology in their processes affecting the flow of data and information between the stakeholders creating conflicts and lowering the quality of the

...ot, where circle or ellipse are used instead the single points, and extra information are provided by varying the shape, the size and the colour. Furthermore the This example will be analyzed and the information obtained from it will be explained; this will be helpful to have a genera

...l product, efficiently '''linking''' them together to form a '''continuous flow stream of value'''.<ref name="VSA as lean">http://dspace.mit.edu/bitstream/ *'''Flow:''' seamless movement through value-creating steps.

<li>'''Performance Reports''' - Performance reporting gives information on the scope performance, comparing which deliverables have been completed ...he lessons learned through the project requires to be documented, and this information should be available to improve other projects in the future and probably no

... create more lines in the table and replace the example text with your own information: |[[BIM-based information flow during construction phase]]

... the construction industry often thought of as ''having a sustainable work flow''. A continuing increasing movement is however about to change the meaning. :* first-order information loops around static standards, and

...location conflicts are marked with the red squares. By optimizing the work flow and reallocating resources between the tasks, an optimized schedule can be ... <ref name=Winch>Winch, Graham (2010), "Managing Construction Projects. An Information Processing Approach" Second Edition, Wiley-Blackwell, United Kingdom. ISBN

...ss. Insecurity often result in withhold of important information about the flow and processes, and will consequent lead to delay and loss of value. One vit ...wiki/Muda_(Japanese_term) Muda]</span>) is often present within the a work flow system. This waste is identified by reflecting the current state. The futur

...he output doesn't have be a physical product but can as well be a service, information or conducted paperwork as illustrated on Figure 1. Examples of defects that * Missing information in drawing material

...mmon ways to rearrange or change the matrix to reduce loops of information flow or to let non-dependent activities run in parallel. Also the practical proc ...ction of buildings a simple Gantt chart may be of use to schedule the work flow of different tasks. Otherwise a CPM analysis (Critical Path Method), CCM an

... less time is spend on queuing before being processed and the reduction of flow variation, resulting in continuous ongoing improvements. - Make the value adding steps flow without interruption

...s changes since 1990, due to the growth of the internet, which changed the information flows on construction projects. These changes are grouped under the term e- ...esses. The evolution of ICT in the recent years has changed the process of information creation, storage and access. Through fixed ICT agreements the optimal foun

...of [[Communication in Project Management]] enabling continuous information flow to translate the owner’s value preposition into a successful project. The ...s to see both the limitations and advantages of this method of information flow. First the paper will make a description and application of BIM during the

...ling]</span> (BIM) which is a process that came to revolutionize the work -flow of the Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) Industry. The fourt ...construct and manage buildings through a holistic approach and model-based information. Figure 1. shows the 7-dimensions of BIM.

...t places the construction project manager as the key person in the project information flows. <ref> Winch, G. (2010). Managing Construction Projects. Wiley-Blackw ...formation flow during construction phase#Application|BIM-based information flow during construction phase § Application]]''

... are fixed price, can do no more than manage the shape of the project cash-flow s-curve.<ref name="winch2">Winch, Graham M., Routledge, (2014) "Institution This paper synthesizes some of the information that exists around international construction industry productivity and com

[[Cash Flow in construction industry]] presents an aspect of utmost importance for the the accountant. Cash flow is an ongoing process, in which the project manager must cope with

...ness of assumptions. It is also possible to use cause and effect diagrams, flow charts and influence diagrams. These methods for identifying risk sources, ..., with a three-step data flow <ref name=" PMI " />, is defined. Inputs are information used for the risk identification and the risk register is the product of ri

===Discounted cash flow=== ...e exploitation of the project. This concept is referred as discounted cash flow.