EVALUATION STUDY OF BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING (bim) MATURITY LEVEL AND IMPLEMENTATION ROADMAP IN INDONESIA

• Main Author: ANDINI WILIS (NIM: 25216008), FURRY
• Format: Theses
• Language: Indonesia
• Online Access: https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/27427
• Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung

<p align="justify">The construction sector has a strategic role in Indonesia's development with the <br /> <br /> value of construction investment increasing every year. The increased value of <br /> <br /> construction investment in Indonesia as the development of modeling based <br /> <br /> technology or BIM (Building Information Modeling) in the world construction <br /> <br /> industry. BIM is believed to have many benefits in the management of <br /> <br /> construction projects, but its implementation in Indonesia is still relatively low. <br /> <br /> Some countries that have implemented BIM have already developed BIM's <br /> <br /> implementation roadmap as one of the strategies to improve implementation in the <br /> <br /> country. Although Indonesia already has a BIM implementation roadmap, the <br /> <br /> BIM implementation roadmap is not yet based on the maturity level of the <br /> <br /> existing construction industry condition, thus not having a good enough effect on <br /> <br /> the performance of the construction industry in Indonesia. Therefore, it is <br /> <br /> necessary to study the study of roadmap development of BIM implementation <br /> <br /> based on maturity level in Indonesia. <br /> <br /> This study aims to evaluate the level of maturity and roadmap of BIM <br /> <br /> implementation in Indonesia, to be utilized in developing better BIM <br /> <br /> implementation strategy. The research method is a qualitative method with three <br /> <br /> stages of research, the first stage aims to identify the BIM maturity level in <br /> <br /> Indonesia and the factors that influence it. The second phase aims to develop a <br /> <br /> BIM implementation roadmap based on the current BIM maturity level in <br /> <br /> Indonesia as well as the direction of roadmap development gained from best <br /> <br /> practice roadmap implementation in several countries. And the third stage is <br /> <br /> validation of research to ensure the direction of recommendations in accordance <br /> <br /> with the real needs of BIM implementation in Indonesia. <br /> <br /> From the first stage of research, it is known that the level of maturity of BIM in <br /> <br /> Indonesia is still at level 1 (object-based modeling) that is to level maturity level 2 <br /> <br /> of 5 level maturity used in evaluation process. The low level of maturity is due to <br /> <br /> the uneven implementation of BIM in all project stakeholders in Indonesia. <br /> <br /> Internally, the cases show significant difference in maturity index. Data collected <br /> <br /> from some key stakeholders of the Indonesian construction industry show that the <br /> <br /> owner / developer has a higher level of maturity when compared to consultants <br /> <br /> and contractors. This shows the direction of positive implementation because the <br /> <br /> majority of projects are from the owner / developer, so the number of projects <br /> <br /> with BIM implementation is expected to continue to grow as more owners / <br /> <br /> developers understand the importance of BIM implementation.The second phase <br /> <br /> of research begins by conducting a best practice study on the development of BIM <br /> <br /> implementation road in several countries in the world. From the second stage of <br /> <br /> the research, BIM implementation roadmap is developed in Indonesia based on <br /> <br /> maturity level and also best practice roadmap of BIM implementation. The results <br /> <br /> of the best practice evaluation show that the duration of the roadmap ranges from <br /> <br /> 4 to 5 years. The results of the study show that some of the strategies that need to <br /> <br /> be incorporated into the development of the BIM implementation roadmap <br /> <br /> include: (1) preparation of BIM implementation plans / strategies, (2) BIM <br /> <br /> implementation by government in the public sector, (3) development of standards, <br /> <br /> guidelines, protocols, curricula, accreditation or contractual BIM, (4) movement <br /> <br /> and promotion of BIM use, (5) mandatory implementation of BIM nationally. <br /> <br /> And from the results of the third stage of research in the form of validation, <br /> <br /> obtained the results of interviews that all experts argue that the results of research <br /> <br /> have been in accordance with the conditions and needs of the current <br /> <br /> implementation of BIM.<p align="justify">