OTTAWA — The Canadian Construction Association (CCA) has teamed up with KPMG Canada to launch a digital maturity assessment tool for construction companies to gauge their level of innovation.
With access to KPMG Canada’s proprietary online digital maturity assessment tool, construction companies of all sizes can now confidentially assess their digital readiness in a few minutes, states a release. A report on the findings will also be published at CCA’s 2021 annual conference.
Advancing innovation is a top priority of CCA’s five-year strategic plan and vision to Build a better Canada.
“The need for digital transformation to stay competitive in construction has been heightened by the pandemic,” said CCA president Mary Van Buren in a statement. “This online tool will especially aid small and medium-sized construction companies by providing a benchmark of their efforts and insight on areas of future focus. We are delighted to work with a world-class organization such as KPMG on this initiative.”
“We believe it’s vital for companies to assess where they are on their digital journey to ensure technology and business strategies are aligned and delivering return on investment,” said Lorne Burns, KPMG Canada’s National Industry Leader, Building, Construction and Real Estate. “COVID-19 has highlighted the importance of embracing digital technologies to inform strategic decision-making, build resilience, enhance competitiveness and protect asset value amid disruption and uncertainty. We’re thrilled to be joining forces with CCA on making our tool available to the construction industry.”
The KPMG Canada digital maturity for construction tool can be accessed at: home.kpmg/ca/en/home/insights/2020/11/canadian-construction-in-the-digital-age.html.
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