International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET)
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Integrating Project Management Information System and BIM for Inspecting and Coordinating In All Phases of Construction S.Keerthi1, V.Vidya2 1M.Arch (construction project management) student, Faculty of Architecture, Dr .M.G.R Educational and Research
Institution, Chennai, India.
2 Associate Professor, Faculty of Architecture, Dr .M.G.R Educational and Research Institution, Chennai, India.
---------------------------------------------------------------------***--------------------------------------------------------------------Abstract - The Construction industry has been transformed 2. METHODOLOGY through the adoption of digital technologies, particularly Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Project Management Information Systems (PMIS). It explores the benefits of integrating these systems in all phases of construction, from pre-construction to post-construction, including improved project efficiency, reduced costs, increased quality, and enhanced collaboration. The challenges that need to be overcome, such as data management, software compatibility, and stakeholder resistance, are also addressed. The abstract concludes by highlighting the need for a coordinated approach among stakeholders to fully realize the potential of these technologies and improve project delivery in the construction industry. (PMIS), Building Information Modeling (BIM), Improved project efficiency, Reduced cost, increased quality
The construction industry has increasingly adopted digital technologies to improve project delivery, communication, and collaboration while reducing costs and errors. Among the most popular digital tools are Project Management Information Systems (PMIS) and Building Information Modeling (BIM). PMIS manages project information, resources, schedules, and costs, while BIM offers a detailed 3D model of a building's design and construction elements. The integration of these systems offers numerous advantages, including better coordination and communication among project teams, improved decisionmaking, and reduced project delays and errors. This paper aims to explore the integration of PMIS and BIM for inspecting and coordinating throughout all phases of construction. The paper examines the benefits of integration and addresses challenges such as data management, software compatibility, and the need for standardization. Additionally, the paper presents case studies and best practices from industry leaders to provide insights on successful integration. Overall, this paper provides a comprehensive overview of integrating PMIS and BIM for inspecting and coordinating in all phases of construction, including the benefits, challenges, and best practices.
Impact Factor value: 8.226
PMIS and BIM Integrated Case studies
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A Project Management Information System (PMIS) is an essential tool in the construction industry due to the complexity of construction projects. With multiple stakeholders, large volumes of data, and various interconnected activities, construction projects require a centralized platform to manage project information, resources, schedules, and budgets efficiently.
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Literature study about PMIS and BIM
3. PROJECT MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM (PMIS)
Key Words: Project Management Information System
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PMIS plays a critical role in construction project management by enabling project managers to monitor and control all aspects of the project. Using PMIS, construction project managers can effectively manage communication among project team members, stakeholders, and clients, optimize resource utilization, control project costs, manage project schedules, identify, assess, and mitigate risks, monitor quality control, and generate reports and analytics on project progress, resource utilization, budget performance, and other key project metrics.
4. BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING In the architecture, engineering, and construction industry, Building Information Modeling (BIM) is utilized as a collaborative tool to create and manage digital representations of physical and functional characteristics of buildings or infrastructure. This involves using 3D modeling software to generate digital representations enriched with
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