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Sage People

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Founded 2007
Group Sizes 175 to 10000
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Sage is a global $ 3B company with over 13,000 employees that has been in business since 1984. Sage People is a division of Sage that offers true cloud solutions built on the Force platform, offering the functionality of major upmarket solutions, but for the mid-market at a mid-market price point. Our solutions are quick to implement, typically in about 90 days. For more information, please visit sagepeople/

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HR TECH
Absence Management Software
Benefits Administration Solution Companies
Compensation Management Software
HRIS Systems
Human Resources Software
LMS Systems

Onboarding Software
Performance Management System
Recruitment Software
Succession Planning
Time and Attendance Software

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Sage People Materials

Sage People Cloud HR and People System.pdf
Sage People Compensation Management and Payroll Integration Datasheet.pdf
Sage People Global Datasheet.pdf
Sage People HR and People Analytics Datasheet.pdf
Sage People People Management Datasheet.pdf
Sage People Performance and Talent Management Datasheet.pdf
Sage People Security Overview Datasheet.pdf
Sage People Talent Acquisition Datasheet.pdf
Sage People – Becoming a People Company.pdf
Sage People – Forrester Study on Economic Impact of Using Sage People.pdf
Sage People – Why Your Workforce Isn’t Working – Understanding Your People.pdf
Sage People Solarwinds Case Study.pdf

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