Outsource sleep for more productivity says latest KPMG Insight report

TORONTO, ON – A new report out of KPMG advises clients to increase their productivity by outsourcing sleep time.

“Our expert research team discovered that the most unproductive hours of the day often fall between 11pm and 6am,” said Benjie Thomas, Canadian Managing Partner, Advisory Services for KPMG.

The report advises executives in high growth organizations to consider outsourcing sleep to gain back these lost hours and increase productivity.

“There is far too much redundancy in sleep, especially when entering hours 2 through 6,” continued Mr. Thomas. “Redundancy leads to decreased efficiency which ultimately affects the bottom line.”

KPMG says that it advises clients to consider companies such as Sleep Country Canada to fulfill their outsourcing sleep needs.

“We’re seeing a ton of disruption in the sleeping space thanks in large part to blockchain technology,” explained Mr. Thomas.

KPMG is set to roll out a program where trusted advisors will engage directly with clients to identify when the client is asleep. These services are available for $450/hr.

Mr. Thomas says this is another example of KPMG's advisory professionals creating and protecting sustainable value for their clients.