A disseminação do BIM no Brasil: desafios na formação acadêmica e na aplicação em empresas públicas e privadas

Abstract

Building Information Modeling (BIM) has become a fundamental tool for modernizing the construction industry, providing more efficiency and accuracy in projects. In Brazil, however, its adoption still faces challenges, particularly regarding academic training and implementation in public and private companies. This article investigates the main barriers to BIM adoption in the country through a literature review and analysis of case studies in educational institutions and companies. The research addresses issues such as the lack of professional training, resistance to change, technological limitations, and the low inclusion of BIM in academic curricula. The results show that, although there have been advances in regulation and growing interest in the methodology, significant obstacles remain, such as the lack of adequate training and resistance both in universities and companies. The analysis of recent data from academic and institutional research reinforces the relevance of the topic. It is concluded that investment in education, incentive policies, and technological support are essential to overcome these barriers and accelerate BIM adoption in Brazil.