Abstract

Building Information Modeling (BIM) represents a transformative approach in construction management, significantly enhancing project efficiency, stakeholder collaboration, and economic performance. This paper examines the integration of BIM across different phases of the construction project lifecycle, including pre-construction planning, resource allocation, and risk management. Utilizing quantitative analyses and empirical data, we explore how BIM facilitates precise planning, optimizes resource usage, and proactively manages project risks. Furthermore, the paper discusses BIMs pivotal role in improving stakeholder communication, coordinating workflows, and enhancing decision-making processes. By detailing BIMs impact on cost reduction, time savings, and return on investment, the study highlights its capacity to drive financial performance and stakeholder satisfaction in construction projects. The findings suggest that BIM not only streamlines project management but also significantly boosts profitability and efficiency.

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