Today, on April 1, 2024, Sagitec embarks on a momentous milestone in our journey - 20 incredible years! This milestone fills all of us with immense pride and gratitude as we reflect on our remarkable journey together. Two decades ago, in a small garage, Sagitec’s partners embarked on a mission to redefine excellence in the realm of technology solutions, and today, we stand tall, immensely proud of our achievements, thanks to the unwavering dedication of our employees and the trust of our cherished customers. 

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It's during times like these that people need to band together and support our most vulnerable segments of the population. You, Sagitec's customers, provide some of the best financial support for those in need. We know you are working hard to ensure the services and benefits you offer are not disrupted. When you chose us as your partner, you became part of the Sagitec family and families support each other. We'd like to offer you a helping hand. What can we do to best support you?

As a global company, Sagitec is closely monitoring the Coronavirus (COVID-19), along with the rest of the World. We are following guidance provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the World Health Organization (WHO) and local health officials. Our top priorities are to protect the health and safety of our clients, employees, and their families, and to ensure the continuity of our business and services.

Sagitec is helping their client, WorkForce West Virginia, rebuild their community after a one-in-a-thousand-year flood damaged homes and businesses and claimed the lives of 23 people in late June. The donation to the West Virginia Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (VOAD) will go towards the on-going recovery effort in some of the hardest hit areas in West Virginia. One of those areas is Kanawha County, which is where Workforce West Virginia’s central office is located.

The Sagi Stallions, a team comprised of employees from the Minnesota office, joined together to compete in the Minnesota Cricket Carnival on July 16 in Eagan, Minn. The Sagi Stallions, with the help of fellow coworkers, raised $1,750 for charity, which was the highest amount of money raised out of the 34 teams that competed in the tournament.

More than 50 Sagitec employees located at various offices across the United States participated in a day of giving to help feed people in need within their communities. Sagitec Solutions’ leadership believes that the company should be more than just a leader in developing innovative IT solutions – it should also be a positive influence within the community. This notion is underscored in one of the company’s core values, which states “Be bigger than ourselves.” Specifically, Sagitec is a company that believes in contributing to the communities in which the company operates; to see things from different perspectives; and to do more than is expected.

Sagitec Solutions is gearing up for the annual Public Retirement Information Systems Management (PRISM) conference April 24-27 in Austin, Texas. This year’s conference theme, Adapt to Survive and Thrive, will surely generate interesting and thought-provoking discussions about how technology can improve public pension systems.

Sagitec Solutions recently donated 10 desktop computers to CAN DO, a non-profit organization that provides skills and employment training to people with disabilities in Chennai, India.  The computers, which are being used by individuals with hearing, visual, intellectual or motor disabilities, represents CAN DO’s first donation since launching in 2012, said the organization’s founder Anu Shekar.

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.