Abstract
Technological innovation and knowledge transfer are a complex process, facing the challenges of various obstacles, may be the impact of technology, organizational, economic or talent, which requires innovation within the main and external power drive. BIM is gradually applied to the entire construction industry chain, in which the implementation of 3D modeling design application has been deeply rooted, stakeholders gradually accepted the BIM throughout the construction project life cycle development concept. Nine percent of stakeholders believe that BIM implementation is important. In the process of technological innovation and knowledge transfer, the priority of BIM implementation is focused on three aspects: cost, standard and talent. The choice of government driving force is focused on three aspects: fiscal and taxation support, national standard and education and training.
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