Optimizing Project Delivery through Augmented Reality and Agile Methodologies

The construction sector, which has a long history to use visualisation to envisage proposed designs and project delivery, is beginning to see the benefits of augmented reality and agile project management methodologies. This study investigated the benefits of augmented reality and agile project mana...

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Main Authors: Hussien, Aseel, Tucker, Matthew, Cotgrave, Alison, Al-Khafajiy, Mohammed, Shamsa, Thar Baker
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Augmented reality
Collaboration
Construction industry
Decision making
Project management
Task analysis
Visualization
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Summary:The construction sector, which has a long history to use visualisation to envisage proposed designs and project delivery, is beginning to see the benefits of augmented reality and agile project management methodologies. This study investigated the benefits of augmented reality and agile project management methodologies. Convergent design method was considered valuable and the most straightforward for this study, as different types of quantitative and qualitative data were required to be collected and analysed. The participants drawn from the construction sector revealed a number of augmented and agile determinants that facilitated the delivery of construction and integration of project teams. The participants suggested that the proposed ARGILE framework increases client understanding of the tasks output, increases client involvement and collaboration with the project team. It was further established that the proposed ARGILE framework enhances project time management, embeds the client and empowers multidisciplinary team, increases collaboration and communication.
ISSN:2161-1351
DOI:10.1109/DeSE.2019.00187