Identify Critical Factors for Adopting Modern Technology: A Case Study of Gujrat

Identify Critical Factors for Adopting Modern Technology: A Case Study of Gujrat

Vidhi S Patel¹, Dr.J.R.Pitroda², A.N. Bhavsar, Maulik Patel

¹2^nd Year Student M.Tech (Civil) Construction Engineering & Management, BVM Engineering College, Vallabh Vidyanagar

²Associate Professor P.G. Coordinator Construction Engineering & Management,

Civil Engineering Department, BVM Engineering College, Vallabh Vidyanagar

³Associate Professor, Construction Engineering & Management,

Civil Engineering Department, BVM Engineering College, Vallabh Vidyanagar, Gujarat

Abstract:

Modern methods of construction (MMC) are advised in order to address the incertitude that construction frequently presents to clients and contractors. For instance, consider time, faults, safety, environmental impact, costs, income, and lifecycle performance. But does MMC really make these doubts lessen? Additionally, MMC include intrinsic hazards from the previous century, such as substandard quality and social marginalization, and alter the frames of reference of stakeholders. Instead of reducing ambiguity, MMC can make it worse. In addition to institutional reports from India and the UK and recent research from the best construction management periodicals, these problems are explored in this thesis. The properties of MMC are assessed in terms of their ability to reduce the inherent uncertainties of traditional construction. uncertainty, affecting both clients and contractors. Conclusions drawn from the review indicate that, when completely implemented, the industrialized construction process does reduce uncertainty by being more predictable in terms of time schedules, prices, and working conditions.

Keywords: Barriers, Construction Method, Highrise building, innovation, Modern method