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Development and validation procedure of the higher educational facilities scale (HEFS) 高等教育设施量表(HEFS)的编制和验证程序
IF 1 Q4 MANAGEMENT Pub Date : 2024-04-12 DOI: 10.1108/pm-07-2023-0065
Deepa Thomas, Joseph Chacko Chennattuserry, Kennedy Andrew Thomas

Purpose

The purpose of this study was to develop and validate a scale to assess the influence of Higher Educational Facilities for the growth of education in higher education institutions.

Design/methodology/approach

The first step in the process of scale development is to generate an item pool containing as many items as possible which captures the construct of interest. A total of 111 items were constructed for the initial try-out of the scale measuring the construct of higher educational facilities. This rating scale was based on the Likert-type was designed, where each item had to be rated on a five-point scale. The scale consisted of a few items involving the dimensions of infrastructure, quality assessment and quality assurance regard to the vision actualization.

Findings

Higher Educational Facilities Scale (HEFS) was developed by the investigator and designed in the format of a 5-point rating scale of the Likert type. There are different phases identified for the scale construction. In the first phase, items are created and the content’s validity is determined. The scale is constructed in the second phase. Pre-testing the questions, administering the survey, reducing the number of items and determining how many factors the scale captures are all steps in the scale construction process. The number of dimensions, reliability and validity are all verified in the third phase, scale evaluation. In developing the scale, the content and face validity was ascertained. The reliability of the scale and its three subscales were established. This scale has potential value for policymakers to assess the perception held by the religious faculty members working in higher education institutions.

Originality/value

The research is part of the doctoral thesis by Dr Deepa Thomas under the supervision of Dr Fr. Joseph C. C. and the co-supervision of Dr Kennedy Andrew Thomas. The purpose of the scale is to assess the higher educational facilities of in institutions of higher Education. Quality, excellence and service are the vision and purpose of higher education institutions to provide ample opportunities and good facilities for their beneficiaries, thus creating tremendous changes in the Indian education scenario.

本研究的目的是开发并验证一个量表,以评估高等教育设施对高等教育机构教育发展的影响。设计/方法/途径量表开发过程的第一步是生成一个项目库,其中包含尽可能多的项目,以捕捉感兴趣的建构。在测量高等教育设施构念的量表的初步尝试中,共构建了 111 个项目。这个评分量表是基于李克特量表设计的,每个项目都必须用五点量表来评分。研究结果 高等教育设施量表(HEFS)由研究者编制,采用李克特式 5 点评分量表。量表的编制分为不同的阶段。在第一阶段,创建项目并确定内容的有效性。在第二阶段构建量表。对问题进行预先测试、实施调查、减少项目数量以及确定量表所包含的因素数量都是量表构建过程中的步骤。量表的维数、信度和效度都将在第三阶段,即量表评估中得到验证。在编制量表的过程中,要确定内容效度和表面效度。量表及其三个分量表的信度已经确定。本量表对政策制定者评估高等教育机构宗教教职人员的看法具有潜在价值。该量表旨在评估高等教育机构的高等教育设施。质量、卓越和服务是高等教育机构的愿景和宗旨,为受益者提供充足的机会和良好的设施,从而为印度的教育状况带来巨大的变化。
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Exploring determinants impacting foreign direct investment in the real estate sector: a study on the Indian economy 探索影响房地产行业外国直接投资的决定因素:对印度经济的研究
IF 1 Q4 MANAGEMENT Pub Date : 2024-04-11 DOI: 10.1108/pm-02-2022-0012
Niharika Mehta, Seema Gupta, Shipra Maitra

Purpose

Foreign direct investment in the real estate (FDIRE) sector is required to bridge the gap between investment needed and domestic funds. Further, foreign direct investment is gaining importance because other sources of raising finance such as External Commercial Borrowing and foreign currency convertible bonds have been banned in the Indian real estate sector. Therefore, the objective of the study is to explore the determinants attracting foreign direct investment in real estate and to assess the impact of those variables on foreign direct investments in real estate.

Design/methodology/approach

Johansen cointegration test, vector error correction model along with variance decomposition and impulse response function are employed to understand the nexus of the relationship between various macroeconomic variables and foreign direct investment in real estate.

Findings

The results indicate that infrastructure, GDP and tourism act as drivers of foreign direct investment in real estate. However, interest rates act as a barrier.

Originality/value

This article aimed at exploring factors attracting FDIRE along with estimating the impact of identified variables on FDI in real estate. Unlike other studies, this study considers FDI in real estate instead of foreign real estate investments.

目的 房地产行业需要外国直接投资(FDIRE)来弥补投资需求与国内资金之间的缺口。此外,由于印度房地产行业已禁止外部商业借款和外币可转换债券等其他融资渠道,因此外国直接投资的重要性日益凸显。因此,本研究的目的是探讨吸引外国对房地产直接投资的决定因素,并评估这些变量对外国对房地产直接投资的影响。研究结果结果表明,基础设施、国内生产总值和旅游业是外国对房地产直接投资的驱动因素。原创性/价值本文旨在探讨吸引外国直接投资的因素,并估计已确定的变量对房地产外国直接投资的影响。与其他研究不同的是,本研究考虑的是房地产领域的外国直接投资,而不是外国房地产投资。
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Evaluating the knowledge and use of property technology among property academics in Australian universities 评估澳大利亚大学房地产学者对房地产技术的了解和使用情况
IF 1 Q4 MANAGEMENT Pub Date : 2024-04-08 DOI: 10.1108/pm-10-2023-0100
Rotimi Boluwatife Abidoye, Chibuikem Michael Adilieme, Albert Agbeko Ahiadu, Abood Khaled Alamoudi, Mayowa Idakolo Adegoriola

Purpose

With the increased demand for the application of technology in property activities, there is a growing need for property professionals adept in using digital technology. Hence, it is important to assess the competence of academia in equipping property professionals with digital technology skills. This study, therefore, assesses property academics in Australian universities to identify their level of knowledge and use of digital technology applicable to the property industry.

Design/methodology/approach

Online questionnaire surveys were administered to 22 out of 110 property academics contacted through the Australia Property Institute (API) database to achieve this aim. The collected data were analysed using mean score ranking and ANOVA.

Findings

The study found that apart from databases and analytics platforms such as Corelogic RP data, price finder and industry-based software such as the Microsoft Office suite and ARGUS software, the academics were not knowledgeable in most identified and sampled proptech tools. Similarly, most proptech tools were not used or taught to the students. It was also found that early career academics (below five years in academia) were the most knowledgeable group about the proptech tools.

Research limitations/implications

Relying on the API database to contact property academics potentially excludes the position of property academics who may not be affiliated or have contacts with API, hence, the findings of this study should be generalised with caution.

Practical implications

The study bears huge implications for the property education sector and industry in Australia; a low knowledge and use of nascent tools such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, blockchain, drones, fintech, which have received intense interest, reveals some level of skill gap of students who pass through that system and may need to be upskilled by employers to meet the current day demand.

Originality/value

In response to the clamour for technology-inclined property professionals, this paper presents itself as the first to assess the knowledge levels and application of digital technology by property academics.

目的随着在物业活动中应用科技的需求日益增加,对善于使用数码科技的物业专业人员的需求也与日俱增。因此,评估学术界在培养物业专业人员掌握数字技术技能方面的能力非常重要。因此,本研究对澳大利亚大学的房地产学者进行了评估,以确定他们对适用于房地产行业的数字技术的了解和使用水平。为实现这一目标,我们通过澳大利亚房地产协会(API)数据库联系了 110 名房地产学者,并对其中的 22 名进行了在线问卷调查。研究结果研究发现,除了 Corelogic RP 数据、价格搜索器等数据库和分析平台以及微软办公套件和 ARGUS 软件等基于行业的软件外,学者们对大多数已识别和抽样的物业技术工具并不了解。同样,大多数 Proptech 工具也没有被使用或教授给学生。研究的局限性/启示依赖于 API 数据库与房地产学者取得联系,可能会排除那些可能与 API 无关或没有联系的房地产学者,因此,应谨慎归纳本研究的结果。实践意义本研究对澳大利亚的房地产教育部门和行业具有重大意义;对人工智能、机器学习、区块链、无人机、金融科技等新生工具的了解和使用程度较低,这引起了人们的浓厚兴趣,揭示了通过该系统学习的学生在某种程度上存在技能差距,雇主可能需要提高他们的技能,以满足当前的需求。原创性/价值为了响应对技术型房地产专业人士的需求,本文首次对房地产学者的数字技术知识水平和应用进行了评估。
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The impact of social media marketing activities on customer purchase intention: a study of the property industry in Malaysia 社交媒体营销活动对客户购买意向的影响:对马来西亚房地产行业的研究
IF 1 Q4 MANAGEMENT Pub Date : 2024-02-06 DOI: 10.1108/pm-07-2023-0066
Li Shee Ho, Nadisah Binti Zakaria, Siong Min Foo

Purpose

This study investigates the impact of social media marketing activities on customer purchase intention in the Malaysian property market.

Design/methodology/approach

The study utilises a survey research approach to collect data from 331 respondents using a questionnaire.

Findings

The findings of the study reveal that entertainment, interaction, customisation and word-of-mouth variables had a significant and positive impact on customer purchase intention in the Malaysian property market. However, the study demonstrates a positive but insignificant impact of trendiness on customer purchase intention.

Research limitations/implications

First, the study relies on a sample of 331 respondents in Malaysia, which may limit the generalizability of the findings to a broader population. Hence, future research could aim for a more extensive and diverse sample to enhance the validity of the results. Second, while the study identified significant relationships, the measurement of variables, in particular “trendiness,” could be refined for better accuracy. The future study may consider including a more precise measurement to provide comprehensive insights.

Practical implications

The results suggest that marketers should focus on creating engaging and interactive content, providing personalised experiences and leveraging word-of-mouth recommendations to enhance customer purchase intention. The overall findings highlight the importance of social media marketing activities in the property market and their potential to drive customer purchase intention.

Social implications

The study contributes to the existing literature by shedding light on the role of social media marketing activities in influencing customer purchase intention in the Malaysian property market.

Originality/value

To the best of the authors’ knowledge, there is no similar studies have been conducted in this area of research.

研究结果研究结果显示,娱乐、互动、定制化和口碑等变量对马来西亚房地产市场客户的购买意向产生了显著而积极的影响。研究局限/意义首先,本研究依赖于马来西亚 331 名受访者的样本,这可能会限制研究结果在更广泛人群中的推广性。因此,今后的研究可以采用更广泛、更多样的样本,以提高研究结果的有效性。其次,虽然研究确定了重要的关系,但变量的测量,特别是 "趋势性 "的测量,还可以进行改进,以提高准确性。实际意义研究结果表明,营销人员应注重创建吸引人的互动内容,提供个性化体验,并利用口碑推荐来提高客户的购买意向。总体研究结果凸显了社交媒体营销活动在房地产市场中的重要性及其推动客户购买意向的潜力。社会意义本研究阐明了社交媒体营销活动在马来西亚房地产市场中影响客户购买意向的作用,为现有文献做出了贡献。
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Nature of student housing in Ghana: drivers of physical health condition effects on students living with disability (SWD) in Purpose-Built university housing 加纳学生宿舍的性质:特建大学宿舍中残疾学生(SWD)身体健康状况影响的驱动因素
IF 1 Q4 MANAGEMENT Pub Date : 2024-02-02 DOI: 10.1108/pm-08-2023-0086
Miller Williams Appau, Elvis Attakora-Amaniampong, Iruka Chijindu Anugwo

Purpose

Providing student housing designed to support students living with a disability is a global challenge. This study assesses buildings' physical health condition systems and drivers of physical health condition effects on students living with disability (SWD) in purpose-built university housing in Ghana.

Design/methodology/approach

The study used quantitative design and methods based on the theory of supportive design premises. Using the partial least square structural equation model, a survey of 301 students living with a physical disability, mild visual disability and mild hearing disability was collected in 225 student housings.

Findings

The study found that insect control and cleaning services are a priority in off-campus building design and management and directly positively affected the sense of control and physical health of SWD. The nature of lightning systems, noise and thermal comfort directly negatively affected SWD disability learning and discomfort.

Practical implications

Reviewing and enforcing student housing design drawings at the preliminary development stage by university management is critical. More broadly, physical health systems that control cleaning, noise and thermal comfort are essential for SWD health in student housing.

Originality/value

Studies on all-inclusive building designs have consistently focused on lecture theaters and libraries with limited attention on the physical health condition systems in student housing that support the quality healthcare of university campuses. Research on physical health condition systems in student housing is significant for all-inclusiveness and student housing management.

目的提供旨在支持残疾学生的学生宿舍是一项全球性挑战。本研究评估了加纳专门建造的大学宿舍中建筑物的身体健康状况系统以及身体健康状况对残疾学生(SWD)产生影响的驱动因素。研究结果研究发现,防虫和清洁服务是校外建筑设计和管理的重点,直接对社会弱势群体的控制感和身体健康产生积极影响。研究结果表明,防虫和清洁服务是校外楼宇设计和管理的重点,它们直接对社工的控制感和身体健康产生积极影响;而避雷系统、噪音和热舒适度则直接对社工的残疾学习和不适产生消极影响。从更广泛的意义上讲,控制清洁、噪音和热舒适度的物理健康系统对学生宿舍中的社残健康至关重要。原创性/价值关于全纳建筑设计的研究一直都集中在阶梯教室和图书馆上,而对支持大学校园优质医疗保健的学生宿舍物理健康条件系统的关注却很有限。研究学生宿舍的物理健康状况系统对全纳性和学生宿舍管理具有重要意义。
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Does individuals' age matter? A comparative study of generation X and generation Y on green housing purchase intention 个人年龄重要吗?X 代和 Y 代绿色住房购买意向比较研究
IF 1 Q4 MANAGEMENT Pub Date : 2024-01-19 DOI: 10.1108/pm-08-2023-0081
Jitender Kumar, Vinki Rani, Garima Rani, Manju Rani

Purpose

This comparative research examines the factors influencing individuals' purchase intention toward green housing. By examining these factors, this study provides fruitful insights into the purchase intentions and behaviors for greenhouses among individuals of different age groups in India.

Design/methodology/approach

Data were gathered from Generation (Gen) X (313) and Generation (Gen) Y (297) using self-administered questionnaires. The “partial least squares structural equation modeling” was used to test the hypotheses.

Findings

The outcome shows that attitude and green trust substantially impact the green purchase intention of Gen X and Y. More specifically, environmental knowledge insignificantly influences the green purchase intention of Gen X while significantly influencing Gen Y. However, perceived risk insignificantly affects the purchase intention of both Gen X and Y. Consequently, green purchase intention substantially impacts the green purchase behavior in both studies.

Research limitations/implications

This research focuses primarily on India; future research may be conducted in different geographical contexts. This study could also be extended to all age groups individuals.

Practical implications

The findings of this article facilitate policymakers, real estate developers and professional bodies in formulating strategies for sustainable nations in the future.

Originality/value

The current article is the initial empirical attempt to examine the home-buying decisions of individuals in India. Moreover, the role of Generation X and Generation Y in green housing purchase decisions will provide fruitful insights into how different age groups impact the decision-making process of green housing.

目的 本比较研究探讨了影响个人绿色住宅购买意向的因素。通过研究这些因素,本研究为了解印度不同年龄段人群的温室购买意向和行为提供了富有成效的见解。设计/方法/途径通过自填问卷的方式收集了 X 世代(313 人)和 Y 世代(297 人)的数据。结果表明,态度和绿色信任对 X 世代和 Y 世代的绿色购买意向有重大影响。更具体地说,环境知识对 X 世代的绿色购买意向影响不大,而对 Y 世代的影响则很大。本文的研究结果有助于政策制定者、房地产开发商和专业机构为未来的可持续发展国家制定战略。此外,X 代和 Y 代在绿色住房购买决策中的作用将为我们提供富有成效的见解,让我们了解不同年龄段的人如何影响绿色住房的决策过程。
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Investigating the barriers facing corporate social responsibility in the built environment: Ghana’s perspective from a qualitative approach 调查建筑环境中企业社会责任面临的障碍:加纳的定性视角
IF 1 Q4 MANAGEMENT Pub Date : 2024-01-11 DOI: 10.1108/pm-07-2023-0060
Clinton Aigbavboa, Andrew Ebekozien, Emmanuel Kofi Afetorgbor, Bernard Martins Arthur-Aidoo, Wellington Didibhuku Thwala

Purpose

Several organisations dedicate a portion of their budget and business websites to corporate social responsibility (CSR) events. This illustrates the significance attached to CSR events. In Ghana, a social disconnection may exist between the community and the construction sector. Therefore, this research aims to investigate the benefits of CSR in the construction industry, the implementation challenges and measures to enhance CSR in the Ghanaian built environment.

Design/methodology/approach

The qualitative technique was adopted using an extensive review of literature supported by structured interviews and analysed by context analysis. The participants include ministry and municipal directors, contractor associations, unions and institutions of engineers. The study achieved saturation.

Findings

Findings reveal that the construction industry’s CSR impacts the community’s social behaviour and has economic and environmental significance. The absence of government implementation policy and finance constraints were identified as Ghana’s major CSR implementation challenges. Also, besides the government instituting a mandatory policy on CSR in the industry, findings suggest that stakeholders, especially players in the industry and policymakers, should form an integral part of the CSR decisions.

Practical implications

Findings will support and recommend holistic measures to mitigate CSR implementation hindrances and encourage CSR via a central government's mandatory policy in the Ghanaian built environment.

Originality/value

Besides most studies used questionnaires, the contribution deduced shows that construction companies' management could use the knowledge from this study and involve all the relevant stakeholders when undertaking CSR activities. Also, the study would fill the scarcity of relevant materials concerning CSR in Ghanaian construction sector.

目的 一些组织将其预算和业务网站的一部分用于企业社会责任(CSR)活动。这说明了企业社会责任活动的重要性。在加纳,社区与建筑行业之间可能存在社会脱节。因此,本研究旨在调查企业社会责任在建筑行业中的益处、实施方面的挑战以及在加纳建筑环境中加强企业社会责任的措施。参与者包括部委和市政主管、承包商协会、工会和工程师机构。研究结果 研究结果表明,建筑行业的企业社会责任影响着社区的社会行为,并具有经济和环境意义。政府实施政策的缺失和资金限制被认为是加纳实施企业社会责任的主要挑战。此外,除了政府在该行业制定强制性企业社会责任政策外,研究结果还表明,利益相关者,尤其是该行业的参与者和政策制定者,应成为企业社会责任决策中不可或缺的一部分。 研究结果将支持并建议采取整体措施,以减少企业社会责任实施的障碍,并通过中央政府在加纳建筑环境中的强制性政策鼓励企业社会责任。此外,该研究还填补了加纳建筑行业企业社会责任相关资料的空白。
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Adoption of pre-letting and pre-sale financing arrangements for real estate development in a developing economy: an assessment of the influencing factors 在发展中经济体的房地产开发中采用预租和预售融资安排:影响因素评估
IF 1 Q4 MANAGEMENT Pub Date : 2023-12-19 DOI: 10.1108/pm-05-2023-0042
Funminiyi Emmanuel Olayiwola, Bioye Tajudeen Aluko, Timothy Oluwafemi Ayodele

Purpose

Pre-letting and pre-sale financing arrangements have been widely adopted to increase housing delivery in the developed economy. Despite the increasing level of adoption in some developed countries, some are reverting to spot property buying because of factors militating the adoption of pre-letting and pre-sale financing. However, little has been done on the factors influencing the adoption of these trust-based financing arrangements in the developing economy where there are challenges of trust and market transparency.

Design/methodology/approach

Using a closed-ended questionnaire, 87 property development companies (PDCs), which constituted 63.5% of the 137 PDCs in Lagos metropolis, were sampled. Variables that influence adoption of pre-letting and pre-sale financing arrangements were presented to respondents for rating on a five-point Likert scale, ranging from 1 (not influential) to 5 (very highly influential). With the aid of SPSS software, acquired data were analysed using principal component analysis (PCA), mean rating and standard deviation.

Findings

The PCA finding revealed that factors influencing the adoption of pre-letting and pre-sale financing had 69.641% total variance. Top-rated components were fear of financial risk and firm’s reputation and poor government involvement and contractors' credibility, with 15.114% and 11.895% variances, respectively. The study findings suggested that the buyers' apprehension regarding the transfer of financial risk and the reputation of the firms significantly influence their decision to embrace both arrangements. As a result, the buyers' willingness to engage the financing arrangements is reduced, which consequently imparts adoption negatively. Furthermore, there is worrisome lack of government involvement, a crucial aspect for the success of such arrangements.

Practical implications

Pre-letting and pre-sale financing arrangements are found to be highly suitable for environments where there is trust. The findings enlighten the development firms on the need to uphold their reputation, as buyers attach great significance to the credibility and integrity of the companies they engage in business.

Originality/value

This paper is one of the few attempts that have sought to explore the factors influencing pre-letting and pre-sale financing arrangements in an emerging market like Nigeria.

目的 预租和预售融资安排已被广泛采用,以增加发达经济体的住房交付量。尽管在一些发达国家,采用预租和预售融资安排的程度越来越高,但由于一些因素影响了预租和预售融资安排的采用,一些国家正在恢复现房购买。然而,对于在发展中经济体中采用这些基于信任的融资安排的影响因素却鲜有研究,因为在这些经济体中存在信任和市场透明度方面的挑战。设计/方法/途径采用封闭式问卷,对 87 家房地产开发公司(占拉各斯大都市 137 家房地产开发公司的 63.5%)进行了抽样调查。影响采用预租和预售融资安排的变量以五点李克特量表的形式呈现给受访者,从 1 分(无影响)到 5 分(影响非常大)不等。借助 SPSS 软件,采用主成分分析法(PCA)、平均评分法和标准偏差法对所获得的数据进行了分析。影响最大的因素是担心财务风险和公司声誉,以及政府参与度低和承包商信誉差,方差分别为 15.114% 和 11.895%。研究结果表明,买方对财务风险转移和企业声誉的担忧在很大程度上影响了他们接受这两种安排的决定。因此,买方参与融资安排的意愿降低,从而对采用融资安排产生负面影响。此外,令人担忧的是缺乏政府参与,而政府参与是此类安排取得成功的关键因素。研究结果使开发公司认识到维护自身声誉的必要性,因为买方非常重视与他们有业务往来的公司的信誉和诚信。
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Client influence on property valuation in Kenya. Does the valuation environment matter? 客户对肯尼亚房地产估价的影响。估值环境是否重要?
IF 1 Q4 MANAGEMENT Pub Date : 2023-12-12 DOI: 10.1108/pm-07-2023-0062
I. Cheloti, M. Mooya
PurposeThis paper examines the effects and root causes of client influence within the valuation profession in Kenya.Design/methodology/approachThis study adopted a mixed research design incorporating a survey and experiment of registered and practising valuers in Kenya and interviews of key informants from registered and practising valuers, valuers' clients (commercial banks) and professional bodies.FindingsThe study found that client influence negatively impacts the valuation profession, contributing to inaccurate valuation outcomes, and it exists because of the valuation environment, represented by limited and unreliable information in Kenya and many other developing countries.Originality/valueThis study makes a critical contribution to the empirical literature as it introduces new insights into the impacts and causes of client influence by demonstrating how the valuation environment, characterised by poor information, contributes to client influence in Kenya, which is typical of many other developing countries.
本文探讨了肯尼亚估价行业中客户影响力的影响和根本原因。设计/方法/方法本研究采用混合研究设计,包括对肯尼亚注册和执业估价师的调查和实验,以及对注册和执业估价师、估价师客户(商业银行)和专业机构的关键信息提供者的访谈。研究发现,客户影响对估值专业产生负面影响,导致估值结果不准确,这种影响的存在是由于肯尼亚和许多其他发展中国家的估值环境,即有限和不可靠的信息。原创性/价值本研究对实证文献做出了重要贡献,因为它通过展示以信息贫乏为特征的估值环境如何促进肯尼亚客户影响力(这是许多其他发展中国家的典型情况),对客户影响力的影响和原因引入了新的见解。
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Challenges in implementing building information modelling for facility management in government buildings in Thailand 在泰国政府大楼设施管理中实施建筑信息模型所面临的挑战
IF 1 Q4 MANAGEMENT Pub Date : 2023-12-08 DOI: 10.1108/pm-02-2023-0017
Nahathai Boontae, Mongkol Ussavadilokrit

Purpose

Effective facility management (FM) can reduce environmental effects on buildings throughout their life cycle. This study aims to investigate the challenges in implementing building information modelling (BIM) for FM in government buildings in Thailand.

Design/methodology/approach

Eight government-building facility experts were interviewed using an in-depth interview method to identify FM challenges. The collected qualitative data were analysed via thematic analysis to ensure data saturation. The final questionnaire was designed with 45 FM problems, classified into management, technical and human resource problems, to collect quantitative data from 54 government FM officers. The data were used to prioritise the severity and frequency of the FM problems using the severity index (SI) and relative importance index (RII).

Findings

Management problems have the highest impact, with an average SI of 0.285, followed by human resource (average SI = 0.266) and technical (average SI = 0.264) problems.

Originality/value

This study identifies the government-building FM problems in Thailand that are critical to the development of a BIM execution plan (BEP) guideline. The findings can facilitate strategy development for government-building operations and management in line with the public procurement and supply administration of Thailand. These findings can serve as a guideline to inform the development of a BIM Roadmap for integration into the national digital roadmap and the Thailand 4.0 policy to mitigate construction-related environmental and climate issues.

目的有效的设施管理(FM)可以减少建筑物在整个生命周期中对环境的影响。本研究旨在调查在泰国政府建筑中实施建筑信息模型(BIM)进行设施管理所面临的挑战。设计/方法/途径采用深度访谈法对八位政府建筑设施专家进行了访谈,以确定设施管理所面临的挑战。对收集到的定性数据进行了专题分析,以确保数据的饱和度。最后设计了 45 个财务管理问题的调查问卷,分为管理、技术和人力资源问题,以收集 54 名政府财务管理人员的定量数据。研究结果管理问题的影响最大,平均 SI 为 0.285,其次是人力资源问题(平均 SI = 0.266)和技术问题(平均 SI = 0.264)。研究结果有助于制定符合泰国公共采购和供应管理的政府建筑运营和管理战略。这些研究结果可作为制定 BIM 路线图的指南,以便将其纳入国家数字路线图和泰国 4.0 政策,从而缓解与建筑相关的环境和气候问题。
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