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The intersection of artificial intelligence and project management in UK construction: an exploration of emerging trends, enablers, and barriers

The intersection of artificial intelligence and project management in UK construction: an exploration of emerging trends, enablers, and barriers
The intersection of artificial intelligence and project management in UK construction: an exploration of emerging trends, enablers, and barriers
This paper delves into the transformative impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on project management (PM) within the UK construction industry. Our research unfolds in two main dimensions: firstly, examining the current applications of AI in this sector, and secondly, evaluating the challenges that hinder its broader adoption, alongside the potential benefits it offers. Central to our study is the role of AI in enhancing productivity, which is crucial for understanding the factors that influence AI integration in the construction industry.
Artificial Intelligence, Project Management, Construction Industry, Productivity Enhancement, AI Integration Challenges, AI in Construction
European Operations Management Association
Corbin, Dave
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Marqui, Angela
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Dacre, Nicholas
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Corbin, Dave
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Marqui, Angela
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Dacre, Nicholas
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Corbin, Dave, Marqui, Angela and Dacre, Nicholas (2024) The intersection of artificial intelligence and project management in UK construction: an exploration of emerging trends, enablers, and barriers. In European Operations Management Association: EuROMA. European Operations Management Association. 10 pp .

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This paper delves into the transformative impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on project management (PM) within the UK construction industry. Our research unfolds in two main dimensions: firstly, examining the current applications of AI in this sector, and secondly, evaluating the challenges that hinder its broader adoption, alongside the potential benefits it offers. Central to our study is the role of AI in enhancing productivity, which is crucial for understanding the factors that influence AI integration in the construction industry.

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Published date: June 2024
Additional Information: This research paper is crucial for both researchers and project professionals interested in the intersection of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and project management within the UK construction industry. It provides insights into how AI is currently applied in construction and the challenges and benefits associated with its wider adoption. Researchers will benefit from the exploration of AI's role in enhancing industry productivity, while project professionals can gain practical strategies for overcoming traditional inefficiencies through AI.
Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Project Management, Construction Industry, Productivity Enhancement, AI Integration Challenges, AI in Construction

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Local EPrints ID: 492498
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/492498
PURE UUID: 475893d3-b53d-4b1b-99a7-dee94c4a9e36
ORCID for Nicholas Dacre: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-9667-9331

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Date deposited: 30 Jul 2024 16:34
Last modified: 12 Nov 2024 03:02

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Author: Dave Corbin
Author: Angela Marqui
Author: Nicholas Dacre ORCID iD

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