Trabalho Colaborativo na Implementação BIM: Revisão Sistemática e Identificação de Interferências

Abstract

The construction industry generates a multi-disciplinary product, both of which change due to market variations such as the production of more complex projects and the change of the market's view on the product. Thus, new work methodologies emerge seeking to work in agreement with these modifications. Among these, is the Building Information Modeling (BIM) and with its outbreak there is a strong market demand and enthusiasm to understand the new work methodology. Thus, world conferences whose main theme is the informative model of construction emerge. In these conferences, such as BIM World Paris and BIM São Paulo 4.0, themes such as collaborative work and BIM implementation are recurrent, which arouses curiosity about the influence between them. Thus, the purpose of this research is to evaluate, through a systematic review, the impact of collaborative work on BIM implementation by seeking an answer to the research question: Does collaborative work interfere with BIM implementation ?. The filters applied throughout the systematic review process allowed the selection of 9 (nine) articles out of the 242 (two hundred and forty-two) found in the first search, the sieve was based on the concept of systematic review in which the relevance of the articles to the answer to the research question is vital. The theoretical foundation briefly conceptualizes the BIM and the traditional and collaborative work models in civil construction. The positive answer to the research question is explained in the results of the work associated with a qualitative analysis of the applied protocol scores that ratify the relationship of collaborative work with BIM and, especially, with BIM implementation. Finally, the study presents a plan for implementing collaborative work to target organizations.