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THE USE OF SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT (SCM) TO FACILITATE EFFECTIVE BUILDING INFORMATION MODELLING (BIM) ADOPTION

Building Information Modeling (BIM) is essential for the progress of construction projects, and although it has been considered an optimal solution to improve the production, sharing, and management of building information within the construction team, disputes within the team persisted. Accordingly, this study goals to present the current progress of this research in the development of a validated framework. It was found in this article that disputes within the construction team were among the primary challenges in the BIM development in Malaysia public sector projects. In this case, the Supply Chain Management (SCM) tool will be used to manage these disputes. Therefore, this article attempts to determine the importance of adopting the tool and specify the factors of the disputes and strategies in developing the final research framework. To achieve these objectives, the Design and Development Research (DDR) approach will be applied. It is hoped that the framework would contribute to an improvement in the BIM practices, considering the potential of obtaining more advantages from the BIM application through the correct methods.