Your Trusted Construction Technology Partners
At the heart of our mission lies a deep-rooted background in the Construction Industry.
At SDC Partners we help Construction Businesses streamline and automate process, and create efficiencies by leveraging the power of technology to better manage their operations and drive company growth.
Who We Are
Connecting Construction and Technology
With decades of operational experience in the development and construction industries to set the stage, SDC’s founding team has followed the industry’s requirements of business to sustainably manage operations, standardize, automate, and scale. This inevitably means the introduction and implementation of technology. As this journey unfolded, the one thing that became more evident is the divide between the traditional nature of the age-old world of construction and the innovative nature of technology. This is where SDC staked its place between the two, supporting alignment and each’s understanding and ability to stay current with the other.
Who We Serve
Your Success is our Business!
At SDC Partners, we’re your partners, not just consultants.
SDC Partners strategically built our team to ensure every consultant comes from an operational background in the construction industry, and that we have specialized coverage with consultants aligning with the industries and sectors noted below. We understand how important/valuable it is to have first hand knowledge of the work ahead.
We partner with emerging businesses that are at the start of their business evolution all the way up to multinational multi-division companies navigating large scale enterprise transformation.
- Owners
- Developers
- General Contractors
- Specialty Contractors
- Civil & Infrastructure
- Oil & Gas
- Public Sector
- AEC Consultants
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Software strategies: Customization vs Standardization
"In construction, processes were likely invented to mitigate risk," says Jason Glover, Principal Strategic Development Consultant at Toronto-based SDC Partners. "So, if you're talking about changing a process, you have to look at the why. What is the reason for the change?" ...