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    Title: 影響營建業建築資訊模型導入意願之關鍵因素: 科技、組織、環境之構面探討
    Critical Factors of Adopting Building Information Modeling in Construction Industry: The Perspective of TOE
    Authors: 許耀堂
    Hsu, Yao-Tang
    Contributors: 洪為璽
    季延平

    Hung, Wei-Hsi
    Chi, Yan-Ping

    許耀堂
    Hsu, Yao-Tang
    Keywords: 建築資訊模型
    導入意願
    科技導入
    科技-組織-環境模型
    問卷調查
    Building information model
    Adoption intention
    Technology adoption
    TOE model
    Survey method
    Date: 2021
    Issue Date: 2021-03-02 14:19:10 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 建築資訊模型(Building Information Model, BIM)是近代建築領域的一項創新技術,能夠改進整個部門的工作流程與效率。通過資訊的共享與視覺化,可以加速建築業合作夥伴之間的溝通,並改善建築供應鏈各個企業的決策和整合。BIM技術的發展對建築設計與施工公司造成了競爭壓力,導入與應用此技術的需求也日漸增加。然而,儘管研究人員和從業人員一致認為BIM具有許多潛在的好處,其在營建業的採用率仍然較低,導致目前建築全生命週期無法實現BIM技術所能帶來的好處。因此,對於要成功地在營建組織中採用BIM,了解影響BIM導入的因素至關重要。然而,BIM技術的接受與導入並不是企業單純的批准或拒絕可以決定的,許多因素都會影響BIM技術的接受和導入。
    本研究採納科技-組織-環境模型 (Technology, Organization and Environment, TOE),來找出影響台灣建設公司導入BIM意願的影響因素。以問卷調查的方式,針對北部地區新北市、新竹市、新竹縣不動產開發商業同業公會會員,蒐集了436份有效問卷進行多元階層迴歸分析,以驗證本研究所提出之研究模型。研究結果發現,科技構面的相對優勢、相容性、複雜性、有用性,組織的高階主管支持、資訊科技基礎設施,以及環境構面的外部力量、政府政策等因素,皆會顯著影響營建業導入BIM的意願。而科技構面的導入成本以及組織構面的組織就緒度則不會造成顯著的影響。本研究為學術與實務的領域提供了,BIM技術在營建業中成功導入與實行的因素。此外,通過提高對影響BIM技術採納程度之影響因素的理解,營建相關人員以及政府能夠制訂相關之政策,以促進BIM技術在台灣的推動,近而改善建設公司的績效以及整體營建業的技術整合能力。希望透過本研究為實務人員提供重要參考依據,並為學術界提供不同的研究與思考方向。
    Building Information Model (BIM) is an innovative technology, which can improve the workflow and efficiency of the entire department, in the field of modern architecture. Through information sharing and visualization, communication between partners in the construction industry can be accelerated. Moreover, the decision-making and integration of various companies in the construction supply chain can be improved. The development of BIM technology has created competitive pressure on architectural design and construction companies, hence, the demand for the introduction and application of this technology is increasing. Although researchers and practitioners agree that BIM has several potential benefits, its adoption rate in the construction industry is still low, resulting in the current building life cycle unable to achieve the benefits of BIM technology. Therefore, to successfully adopt BIM in construction companies, it is important to understand the factors that affect the introduction of BIM. However, the acceptance and introduction of BIM is not determined by approval or rejection from managers, instead, many factors affect that.
    This study adopts the Technology, Organization and Environment (TOE) model to explore the factors that influence the willingness of Taiwanese construction companies to introduce BIM. By using survey method, 436 valid questionnaires were collected from the members of the Commercial Real Estate Development Association of New Taipei City, Hsinchu City, and Hsinchu County. Subsequently, a multiple hierarchical regression analysis was performed to verify the proposed research model. The results indicate that several variables significantly affect the willingness of introducing BIM in construction industry, which are relative advantages, compatibility, complexity, and perceived usefulness in technology dimension; top management support, IT infrastructure in organization dimension; and external force, government regulation in environment dimension. Nevertheless, technology cost and organizational readiness do not have a significant impact. This study provides factors for the successful introduction of BIM technology in the construction industry for the academic and practical fields. In addition, by understanding of the influencing factors that affect the adoption of BIM technology, construction personnel and the government can develop relevant policies to promote BIM technology in Taiwan. Moreover, the performance of construction companies and the technology integration of the overall construction industry can be improved. It is hoped that this research can provide important implications for practitioners and different research directions for the academic community.
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