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  The use of Building Information Modeling (BIM) in construction management and monitoring has a profound impact on the modern industry. BIM offers a holistic approach to construction management by serving as a digital twin of the physical project and promoting enhanced collaboration and communication among stakeholders. It facilitates accurate cost estimation and resource planning, optimizes construction scheduling and sequencing, and enables clash detection and conflict resolution. The incorporation of 4D and 5D dimensions in BIM further enhances its capabilities. 4D BIM introduces the element of time, allowing for dynamic construction scheduling and visualization. This helps stakeholders understand the project timeline, identify clashes, and make timely decisions. On the other hand, 5D BIM integrates cost information, enabling accurate cost estimation and control throughout the project lifecycle. Construction managers can track costs, identify savings opportunities, and ensure...