## 4 Analysis of Results
### Analysis of Interview Feedback
#### 4.3.2 Interviewees' Feedback
* C/M BIM-I (4): For Question 2, the interviewee stated that Autodesk ReCap and Navisworks were typically used as the mobile/cloud BIM application. After the collection and importation of the data into Autodesk ReCap, accessibility across the project team was easier. Furthermore, they virtually check highlights on missing elements and make corrections using the Navisworks software application. * C/M BIM-I (5): For Question 2, the interviewee stated that Asta Site is commonly used on their site for programming. The software is installed into the site manager's phone. As the manager moved onsite, the models were uploaded and the progress made on the project was subsequently revealed and simultaneously sent to all the respective project stakeholders. The other application used for snagging and general clash detection was BIMXtra, from Clear-Box. Response to Question 3: What cloud BIM applications do you use or are you aware of and how are they applied in your organization? * C/M BIM-I (1): For Question 3, the interviewee stated that mobile/cloud BIM technology is used for sharing data without having to necessarily go onsite/in the field. The informant remarked that some projects are very large construction sites, which can now be accessed easily without having to travel much to collect project information. The informant praised cloud applications, given their ability to offer viable solution for collaboration with all stakeholders in different locations. Furthermore, the interviewee noted also that most of the information is set out using BIM in construction projects with input linked to mobile devices. More recently, interviewee's organisation is trying out augmented reality, which is at the time of the interview was still in the early stage of development. Typically, it was used for marketing such as exhibiting to clients. Uses are specific to the organization's core business. The interviewee commented that the market for mobile/cloud BIM technology has not matured as of yet, with different organizations trying new applications that are still not used by anyone else. * C/M BIM-I (2): For Question 3, the interviewee stated two uses only: that it is used for navigation and visual inspection by top management for the projects in which they are involved. * C/M BIM-I (3): For Question 3, the informant stated that their organization employed mobile/cloud BIM technology mainly for effective and efficient communication collaboratively with project stakeholders across locations. Furthermore, the informant commented that use of mobile/cloud BIM for detecting clashes and correcting errors in the model before the project is constructed was commonplace. * C/M BIM-I (4): For Question 3, the interviewee was of the view that the main uses/applications of mobile/cloud BIM technology in construction projects were virtual model accessing and viewing. The interviewee further referred to the use of mobile/cloud BIM for communicating with project stakeholders, both onsite, as well as offsite. * C/M BIM-I (5): For Question 3, the interviewee stated that mobile/cloud BIM technology was used in a common data environment through Conject or viewpoint software for document management and contract management. The interviewee claimed that New Engineering Contract (NEC) has been built into the software, and instructions, variations, warnings are issued in Conject. It is also used for audit trails, as well. The interviewee commended that it is a great communication tool used collaboratively by the project stakeholders. Response to Question 4: Benefits if any of mobile/cloud devices use in your organization:
* C/M BIM-I (1): For Question 4, a number of qualitative benefits were sited. For example, the interviewee stated that it reduced time for information upload into data systems, where structured data are easily stored and accessed. The interviewee stated that mobile/cloud devices offeredeasy access and sharing capabilities with internal and external project stakeholders. The literature supported these claims.