TR086: Barriers to Electronic Data Exchange in the A/E/C Industry
Abstract/Contents
- Abstract
- This report summarizes a nine month CIFE seed research project that focused on A/E/C industry barriers to the increased use of electronic data exchange (EDE) for project related information. Three general areas are explored: barriers to graphic data exchange, barriers to business data exchange and general legal barriers associated with electronic data exchange. An industry survey was conducted to gain a more accurate understanding of current A/E/C industry practice and to determine what the industry feels are the critical barriers to increased EDE. Based on the barriers selected by the survey, research was performed to investigate the scope of the barriers and possible methods for overcoming them. Conclusions and recommendations are made on what steps are needed to increase A/E/C industry use of EDE amongst project team members.
Description
Type of resource | text |
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Date created | June 1993 |
Creators/Contributors
Author | Russel, William | |
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Author | Teicholz, Paul |
Subjects
Subject | CIFE |
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Subject | Center for Integrated Facility Engineering |
Subject | Stanford University |
Subject | Electronic Data Exchange |
Genre | Technical report |
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- Russel, William and Teicholz, Paul. (1993). TR086: Barriers to Electronic Data Exchange in the A/E/C Industry. Stanford Digital Repository. Available at: http://purl.stanford.edu/bd299dp9861
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