Work culture of Building Information Modeling (BIM) in the Malaysian Construction Industry / Abdul Muhaimin Zakaria and Syed Ahmad Qusoiri Syed Abdul Karim

The work culture in the BIM has an influence on the communication and process growth of the project of the technical team members.
It is clear that the building industry will benefit from the incorporation of BIM and the work culture among the parties in order to enhance current fragmented working methods, solve the overwhelming problems and potentially give the industry potential solutions and benefits may infer from the literature review and secondary case studies that work culture can reinforce partnerships between the participating parties in the use of the BIM in the building industry, and also improve products across the industry. Researchers, practitioners, general contractors, and construction industries should use the results of the study to concentrate their real intentions and energy on the big questions required to give the involvement in active BIM projects a good impact on working culture or the state of behaviour. Therefore, this research aims to observe the effect of work culture on the success of BIM projects in Malaysia. The objectives of this research are (i) To observe BIM work culture among parties involve in BIM projects, (ii) To explore the issues of information sharing in BIM work culture and (iii) To relate the extent of information sharing towards the success of BIM projects. as this research method using qualitative approach due to the Covid-19 Pandemic issue, as the author need to change from using quantitative approach. The questionnaire distributed into 3 categories respondents; Quantity Surveyor, Architect and Engineer at Perak. In analysing data will be interpret into SPSS by using percentage and frequency mode. The findings of this research, the work culture in the manner of cultural behavioural by implement BIM in the construction industry