A Study on the Establishment of Digitalization Strategy on Project Information in Public Construction

A construction project's digital environment is progressively advancing by integrating Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies such as AI, big data, and BIM to optimize productivity and efficacy. This is particularly evident in some construction information systems where a varied set of data is archived and administered, but with the advent of AI and big data technologies, efforts to collect and analyze existing data encounter challenges owing to difficulties in automated extraction, necessitating the creation of separate AI training datasets. This problem can be solved efficiently not by changing the data sharing system between the ordering agency and the construction site, but by converting the entire construction project work system to a digital environment. We established a digitalization strategy for public construction project information that reflects changes in information technology and environmental changes in the construction industry. Based on an analysis of the internal and external factors in the construction field, we conducted a SWOT analysis and surveys to derive key success factors and devised a direction for the digital transformation goals. As a result, with the goal of openness, automation, and intelligence, a vision was set to digitize all construction project information by 2030. Four implementation strategies and eight implementation tasks were implemented, including opening and expanding construction project information, automating construction administration, and making construction information intelligent.