ESTIMATION METHODS OF THE EFFECT OF BUILDING INFORMATION MODEL (BIM) INTRODUCTION
Keywords:
building information model, BIM, effect estimation, ROI, construction project.Abstract
The research analyzes the modern methods of estimating the economic effect of the introduction of Building Information Model (BIM). The most commonly used method of calculating the return on investment ROI. To create a real-life evaluation model, it is necessary to take into account all the factors that have significance and influence on the analysis object.References
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