Deloitte buys infrastructure and real estate IT consultancy Tjene Corp.

Deloitte Canada has acquired Tjene Corp., a Toronto-based infrastructure and real estate IT consulting firm.

Founded in 2010, Tjene specializes in integrated systems for real estate, infrastructure, capital projects, and the built environment.

The firm helps clients manage real estate, facilities, space, and capital portfolios with IBM’s Maximo real estate and facilities (MREF) platform. Tjene also helps clients implement ServiceNow solutions for workplace service delivery (WSD), space and reservation management, mobile enablement, and integrations.

The IT consultancy’s other technology partners include Ignova, Nuvolo, and Tango.

Tjene has 40+ employees listed on LinkedIn.

Deloitte’s acquisition of Tjene will expand its infrastructure and real estate (I&RE) advisory practice and its capabilities in integrated workplace management systems and digital capital project services.

“Canada is calling for a significant wave of investment across infrastructure, capital projects, and real estate,” said Anthony Viel, CEO of Deloitte Canada. “Integrating Tjene’s technology expertise and talent enables us to help our clients scale with confidence, improve certainty across major initiatives, and work towards futureproofing their organizations in a rapidly changing environment.”

Deloitte’s I&RE advisory business works with industry and government clients on the planning, development, maintenance, and transformation of I&RE assets.

“Recognized for our innovative approach, Tjene brings deep knowledge in asset centric platforms, digital project delivery, and data driven insights, grounded in industry leading practices and globally recognized standards,” said Calvin Yoa, CEO of Tjene Corp. “By bringing together our robust technology and forward-thinking mindset with Deloitte’s market leadership and national scale, we are redefining what it means to be a leader in this space.”

Deloitte last year acquired Allevar, a Toronto-based IT consulting firm focusing on the financial services industry.