Sage joins HR Indaba with Diamond Partnership

26 August 2022

The software company says it is proud to be partnering with HR Indaba.

Sage has joined the HR Indaba this year as a Diamond Partner. With this partnership, the company will be part of a line-up of partners exhibiting at the Live HR Indaba on 18 October.

Sage is global market leader for technology that helps businesses of all sizes manage everything from money to people – whether they’re a start-up, scale-up or enterprise. It does this through Sage Business Cloud - the one and only business management solution that customers need.

“Cloud-based HR management solutions deliver self-service capabilities. This ensures staff are equipped to manage basic tasks, and HR professionals can focus on strategic responsibilities. Our online solutions help HR professionals confidently manage their payroll processes reliably and flexibly, irrespective of their physical location or device,” says Sonia Tshabalala, regional people director at Sage Africa, Middle East and Asia Pacific.

“We are proud to partner with the HR Indaba to encourage insightful discussions about how HR professionals can better lead their departments to productivity while ensuring they are equipped to lead and inspire their employees," she adds.

The HR Indaba is the biggest human resources conference and expo on the African continent. More than 3,000 HR leaders and practitioners visit this world-class networking, learning and career event, held annually at the Sandton Convention Centre.

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