BIM and PLM: Comparing and learning from changes to professional practice across sectors

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This paper explores the effects of PLM and BIM on professional practice. It draws on existing literature documenting the experiences of both communities of practice to explain shifts in professional boundaries. A review of case study based literature compares the nature of changes triggered by PLM and BIM relative to the new activities, roles/responsibilities and knowledge competencies, and supply chain relationships. The paper synthesises these changes and reflects PLM and BIM experiences against each other so as to contrast the continuing evolution of professional practice and lessons learned.

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Jupp, J. R., & Nepal, M. (2014). BIM and PLM: Comparing and learning from changes to professional practice across sectors. IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology, 442, 41–50. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-45937-9_5

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