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    <title>Modelling success factors influencing industrialized building system project performance using dematel</title>
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    <namePart>Yusmin Jaffar</namePart>
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  <abstract>Industrialized Building System (IBS)  is the term to represent the prefabrication concept  in the Malaysian construction industry that uses standardized building components mass  produced in a factory or on the site. Adoption of IBS in Malaysia in still very low whereby  only 10% of total awarded projects are of IBS project. On average, only 61% of total IBS  is  considered  as  highly  performing  IBS  projects  with  IBS  Score  of  more  than  80.  Performance of IBS can be measure in the form of IBS Score where government made it  compulsory for IBS projects to achieve a minimum score of 70 to be considered as a  performing  IBS  project.  This  study  is  directed  towards  identifying  factors  that  exact  influence  towards  project  performance  and  examine  the  relationship  of  the  factors  to  create  models  to  serve  as  alternative  in  decision  making  process  towards  higher  performance of IBS project. Through literature review, a total of 6 main factors and 17  subfactors  were  derived  and  served  as  the  theoretical  framework  for  this  study.  Respondents for this study were consisted of experts in IBS with minimum  16 years of  experience coming from G7 contractors. This study integrated DEMATEL method of  analysis to capture causal-effect relationship and prominence value to generate impact  relation map as basis for the proposed models. Analysis done on the factors showed that  knowledge and expertise of IBS as the most important factors followed by management,  training, financial, integration, while IBS policies resulted as the least important factor  among all 6 factors. Impact relation map from DEMATEL showed that IBS policies is  the most influential factor. The proposed models provide intel on which factor to be given  top  priority  and  which  factor  can  provide  the  biggest  improvement  towards  the  performance of IBS project when given the proper consideration. Both models proposed  presents  the  ideal  sequence  of  factor  engagement  and  traces  the  influence-based  relationship  of  factors  that  can  be  used  as  guide  to  improve  performance  of  IBS  particularly  towards  achieving  higher  IBS  Score  as  well  as  to  increase  transition  of contractors into IBS method of construction.</abstract>
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  <note type="statement of responsibility">Yusmin Jaffar</note>
  <note>Faculty of Industrial Management</note>
  <note>Thesis (Master of Science) -- Universiti Malaysia Pahang – 2021</note>
  <note>Includes bibliographical references</note>
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