There has been some confusion in the market about the scalability of Sagitec’s pension administration solution, Neospin™. Some industry representatives assume that Sagitec can only serve large agencies, this however, is not accurate.

After contemplating this inaccurate assumption, I have surmised that these comments are merely a product of how the human mind operates. People use available information to explain the cause and effect of events in an effort to make sense of the world. Therefore, these individuals are attributing Sagitec’s recent project acquisitions to the market segment the firm is able to serve. This attribution, however, is not accurate.

Sagitec Solutions, in collaboration with AID India, donated money to rebuild seven houses for families who lost their homes during the 2015 Chennai floods.

Sagitec Solutions is helping Chennai, India rebuild after a 100-year storm ravaged the city in December 2015. The storm, which dumped nearly 11 inches of rain, came on the heels of the rainiest November in the city’s history.  The storm left incredible damage in its wake: more than 500 people were killed and more than 1.8 million people were displaced.

Managing change is a tricky thing indeed. When I consider the concept it immediately brings to mind my parents. That is to say, it makes me reflect on how my Mom manages the change and my Dad blankly stares into any conversation regarding it. When my parents went to Italy for a few weeks when I was a teenager, I distinctly remember how it all played out. My Mom was in charge of the tickets, hotels, packing, money conversion, etc. On top of which she also made sure to collect all their important paperwork and sit me and my two sisters down to discuss what to do in the event of an emergency. 

 Sagitec has outgrown their 220 person office that they purchased less than two years ago, propelling the company to acquire more office space in  Pune, India that can accommodate an additional 320 employees.