Building Management Information Systems Research Articles

Improvement Licensing Services based Digital on Building Management Information System (SIMBG)

The current global trend demands better public services in the digital era and it is a challenge for the bureaucracy to adapt to a very fast-changing external environment by maintaining public trust, toward digital services, increasing the use of technology, and building new competencies for bureaucracies and organizations that are more agile. One of the licensing services with digital services is the Building Management Information System (SIMBG). The new SIMBG service brings problems because the implementing regulations and the capacity of the SIMBG Implementing Office are not yet ready. This study aims to solve the problem of implementing licensing through SIMBG in the regions at the beginning of the implementation of new building regulations. The method used in this research is descriptive qualitative. Primary data collection through interviews with the staff of the Implementing Agency and secondary data. Data analysis entails performing data reduction steps, data presentation, and drawing conclusions or verification. The results showed that the implementation of SIMBG was appropriate and needed to increase the capacity of the SIMBG Implementing Office and the Settlement of Retribution Regional Regulations and Implementing Regulations and to increase the issuance of PBG and SLF.
 Keywords: bureaucracy, licensing, capacity

Increasing Role of the Front Guard in Building Licensing Services in Building Management Information System

This study aims to solve the Building Management Information System service problem by the Guard Bureaucrats in issuing Building Permits and Building operability Certificates, which emphasize digital and integrated services with OSS.The implementation of SIMBG after PP 16 of 2021 regarding buildings brings the problem of frontline services that are not yet ready. The limited capacity and resources of DPMPTSP that issue permits and Technical Offices that recommend PBG and SLF technicalities need to improve coordination and be prepared, and many District/City Governments have not drafted regional regulations on PBG levies.The research method uses descriptive qualitative. Collecting data through in-depth interviews and secondary data. . Data analysis uses data analysis techniques of data reduction, data presentation, and conclusion. This research resulted in a strategy to improve the performance of the front-line bureaucrats in SIMBG services by increasing limited institutional resources and capacity.

PENYUSUNAN SIMTRABA (SISTEM INFORMASI MANAJEMEN TATA RUANG DAN TATA BANGUNAN) DPUPR KABUPATEN BENGKULU TENGAH

Giving citizens access to information from government and non-government institutions is one form of public information disclosure. Openness of public information that has been considered difficult to reach by the public is expected to help build openness between the community and government and non-government institutions in the future. In practice, obtaining the latest, accurate and complete data requires public information disclosure. In planning and development, up-to-date data is needed, especially building and land data that can support its implementation. Therefore the Dinas Pekerjaan Umum dan Penataan Ruang (DPUPR) Bengkulu Tengah Regency responsible for building management needs to conduct building data collection activities so that the availability of information regarding building data can be met. So in terms of spatial planning and building layout so that it is faster and more effective in identifying specific problems concerning the relationship of data between one and the other that are built connected by describing the characteristics of spatial planning openly, it requires an application of Spatial Management and Building Management Information Systems or abbreviated as SIMTRABA

Neural Network-Based Model for Predicting Preliminary Construction Cost as Part of Cost Predicting System

A model for early construction cost prediction is useful for all construction project participants. This paper presents a combination of process-based and data-driven model for construction cost prediction in early project phases. Bromilow’s “time-cost” model is used as process-based model and general regression neural network (GRNN) as data-driven model. GRNN gave the most accurate prediction among three prediction models using neural networks which were applied, with the mean absolute percentage error (MAPE) of about 0.73% and the coefficient of determination R2 of 99.55%. The correlation coefficient between the predicted and the actual values is 0.998. The model is designed as an integral part of the cost predicting system (CPS), whose role is to estimate project costs in the early stages. The obtained results are used as Cost Model (CM) input being both part of the Decision Support System (DSS) and part of the wider Building Management Information System (BMIS). The model can be useful for all project participants to predict construction cost in early project stage, especially in the phases of bidding and contracting when many factors, which can determine the construction project implementation, are yet unknown.

The application of the fast method needed in improving hospital services

Using the FAST method of designing hospital management information systems in hospitals. Constraints on the application of SIM in the hospital. Generate effective strategies that can optimize the implementation of management information systems in hospitals. The qualitative approach in this study is used to assist the identification process in the methodology for developing hospital management information systems in supporting service management decisions. The results showed that the FAST method could improve the quality of information through the application of management information systems in hospitals. The obstacle to applying SIM in hospitals is the high cost of building management information systems, the effective strategies for implementing management information systems in hospitals strengthen the commitment of hospital management that the system management information will run. With the FAST method, it can improve the quality of information through the SIM RS application at the hospital. An effective strategy for implementing hospital MIS in hospitals is to strengthen hospital management's commitment that management information systems will work.

Methodological review: Socio-cultural analysis criteria for BIM modeling and material passport tracking of agriwaste as a building construction raw material

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Research on Visualization of Domestic Architecture Management Information System Based on Knowledge Atlas

In order to gain insights into the current research status of management information systems in China’s domestic construction sector and find out more industry information, 2023 journal articles from 2003 to 2017 in CNKI were used as basic data for research purposes, and knowledge maps were made through citespace. Through author statistics, journal statistics and data sample system statistics to draw and construct visual graphs to study influential author relationships, and cooperative relationships in the architectural field; And use the keywords to build a timeline view and time zone to analyze the research frontiers and development trends in the field of architecture. The construction of the knowledge map provides an intuitive and convenient way for the research of the building management information system in China.

Using net present value (NPV) to test the integrated model in building management information systems

The integrated model is a new model that is recently developed in order to build the management information systems (MIS's) by using the classical approach system development methodology. The integrated model aims to address the drawbacks of the classical approach in consumption additional time and cost while building the MIS's. The integrated model was subjected to two tests by using the mathematical probability theories in order to ensure the validity of the integrated model in its missio. The tests results have recorded the success of the integrated model in its mission. These tests are considered as internal tests, and thus, the integrated model still needs to an external practical test, in order to achieve a complete testing system for the integrated model, which will increase the confidence of the systems builders in using the integrated model. From here, this research uses the theory of net present value (NPV) financial function to implement a theoretical-practical test in order to test the validity of the integrated model in its work and mission. Keywords: Management information system, MIS, integrated model, net present value, NPV. JEL Classification:

Developing New Methods in designing Management Information Systems to solve Management Problems by using Classical Approach

Management problems can be solved by building management information systems through using one of information systems methodologies such as: classical approach, structured approach, objects oriented approach. The using of classical approach in building management information system (MIS) does not always achieve the best solution to build the (MIS). Some management information systems may be built with a good level of efficiency by using classical approach, but in other cases, using classical approach in building management information systems will lead to consume more effort, time and cost, which will not make it as a suitable method for users to build their (MIS). This research introduces a development in designing management information systems, by using classical approach. It implements new approaches in order to enable the classical approach to build management information systems with a good level of efficiency and without need to consume more effort, time and cost. Which will achieve what are the systems builders looking for. General Terms Management information systems (MIS), management problems.

Virtual marketplaces: Building Management Information Systems for internet brokerage

On the World Wide Web (WWW), an increasing number of new trading forms for brokerage of business transactions are emerging. Almost inevitably, central contactpoints on the WWW are being formed, so-called virtual marketplaces, where supply and demand meet. The organisation they require is carried out by a central operator, who offers his brokerage services on a business footing. The aim of this paper is the generation of practical components of a Management Information System (MIS) for such marketplaces that are only accessible online. To do this, the theoretical assumptions of virtual marketplaces are combined with a case study of a German internet-broker for used cars.

Basic concepts of computerised support for farm management decisions

Good management is essential for efficient operation of any farm, but the concept of management is nebulous and difficult to define. Therefore, scope and definition of farm management is discussed first, by paying attention to the three major management functions: planning, implementation, and control. Then, the impact of recent advances in computer technology on farm management and the concept of management information systems are described. Two potential applications of management information systems are presented: decision support systems and expert systems. The current challenge in building management information systems is to incorporate decision support systems and expert systems to create an effective tool for farm managers. Copyright 1990 by Oxford University Press.