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Paper: w78-2009-1-41
Paper title: Progression in IT adoption and stage of IT maturity in the construction sector of Singapore
Authors: B.H. Goh
Summary: The IT maturity model, based on Nolan’s Stages of Growth Model, is applied to analyse the characteristics of IT users, IT facilitators and IT providers in relation to their respective degrees of awareness, degrees of application and degrees of integration. The objective is to assess and draw useful conclusions about the progression in IT adoption by the construction sector in Singapore. At the same time, it can help to determine the stage of IT development for this sector. The data used for the analysis includes information obtained from an industry-wide questionnaire survey followed by informal discussions with industry players, as well as a review of the relevant publications. Evidence shows that there is an increasing trend of companies improving their efficiency and productivity through using IT. There is also an increasing trend of education institutions promoting IT usage through providing training. And, catering to this, there is an emergence of software development by IT vendors. Going beyond, it is clear that stakeholders need to focus their attention on achieving integration of technology, process and people as the next stage of development. It is recommended that appropriate strategies be put in place.
Type: normal paper
Year of publication: 2009
Series: w78:2009
ISSN: 2706-6568
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Citation: B.H. Goh (2009). Progression in IT adoption and stage of IT maturity in the construction sector of Singapore. CIB W078 2009 (ISSN: 2706-6568), http://itc.scix.net/paper/w78-2009-1-41
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