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- Benning, Pierre, et al.
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Collaboration processes A State of the Art
- 2010
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Rapport (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- The key objective of InPro is to define and support a new way of working with integrateddesign from a life cycle perspective, capturing client requirements and collaboration betweenstakeholders during the early design phase of a construction project. This phasestarts with the first client contact and ends with the delivery of a design proposal, withrecognisable functions, visualised for easy understanding and with a cost calculation tosupport the clients' go/no-go decision.The aim of Work Package 2 is to develop model-based and knowledge-based workingmethods for the Early Design phase. This will result in a systematic integration of lifecycledesign processes in new construction or renovation of buildings, taking into accountthe added values for society/citizens, clients/users, and the construction sector. ThisWork Package will also propose a framework for the collaboration process between involvedparties.The aim of Task 2.2 "Collaboration Processes" is to develop this framework for collaborationin the Early Design process, where all partners share information in a common OpenInformation Environment delivered by WP5 and add knowledge to the project. Thisframework of collaboration is a concept related to the needs of shared guidelines in orderto work efficiently together, generally defined in a contract. This framework will answerto the main question:How to create concurrent and iterative working processes with clear decisionmilestones?and includes other key questions:How to create functional working groups that represent different competenciesor backgrounds, including conflict resolution conceptsHow to to establish trustHow to balance between formal and informal communication channelsHow to communicate design changes in a virtual building model between concurrentlyworking design teams, e.g. by managing, categorising and highlightingdesign changesHow to reuse knowledgeIt also includes project and contractual issues management, progress monitoring, strategiesfor delegation of responsibility, methods for risk assessment and strategies for continuousimprovements based on measured Key Performance Indicators developed in Task1.3.
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- Kunz, Andreas, et al.
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Collaborative Whiteboard: Towards Remote CollaBoration and Interaction in Construction Design
- 2010
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Ingår i: Proc. 27th International Conference on Applications of IT in the ABC Industry & Accelerating BIM Research Workshop. ; , s. 132-140
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Konferensbidrag (refereegranskat)abstract
- The need for improved collaboration and interaction in construction projects has grown significantly in recent years, especially as projects have become ever more complex. The early design stage is of particular importance for the final results as most of the building’s lifecycle characteristics are committed at this stage, and the opportunity to influence them decreases rapidly as the cost of making changes, or correcting design errors, increases dramatically. Recent advances in information technology offer methods and tools to meet this need. In view of this, a collaborative whiteboard (CollaBoard) for remote collaboration – is being developed to support mixed, geographically distributed teams. Interconnected via a network, two or more system setups allow users to interact and share information over a common, interactive vertical whiteboard, allowing experts from different disciplines access to databases through intuitive interfaces in order to integrate and optimize lifecycle-related parameters into a new product. Superimposing the live video of the remote partner – “people on content” – also allows the transfer of meta information, such as gestures, resulting in more intuitively distributed collaborative teamwork.
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