Conclusions
This research makes considerable efforts to explore the influence of implicit and explicit incentivization measures on project performance in three national contexts. As the three countries’ studies are in different stages of BIM maturity, the central questions explored for each country are different. The main conclusions are summarized as follows:
China Survey (1): BIM and IPD
In recent years, BIM has been feverishly promoted by governments throughout the world by issuing mandates to force the adoption of BIM. The justification for these mandates is restricted to current rather than long-term benefits. In addition to BIM, promoting ...
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