WHO ARE WE?
WHO ARE WE?
Project Saagie
It all began in 2016, when Saagie was still called Creative Data and was advising companies who wanted to launch their data projects. And advising is good, but doing is even better. So the company launched its own DataOps platform, Saagie, and took the opportunity to change its name.
Over the years, the product has been fine-tuned by our teams and tested by our customers. The platform has evolved into a real Data Factory, where data & AI projects come to fruition.
La mission elle, est restée la même : vous accompagner dans vos projets data & IA, quels qu’ils soient, en vous fournissant un logiciel clé en main !
A word from the CEO (French)
2013
launch of the platform
50+
employees
33%
of womens
33
average age
100%
nice
Saagie DNA
With teams based in Rouen, Paris and remotely
in the four corners of France, no two people at Saagie are alike. But what brings us together is our humor, our goodwill and the desire to build something together.
We try to keep it simple, but we are no less
creative
for that. We believe that customer satisfaction is the responsibility of each and every one of us, regardless of our position or mission.
it would be about having fun
If there's one thing we take seriously, it's having fun with what we do. We believe in this so much that a team has been created to make sure we do. Launched by colleagues and for colleagues, the Happy team has been organizing parties and events of all kinds throughout the year for almost four years now. We follow their adventures in the newsletter, between axe throwing, duo party on the theme of Z'amours (French tv show) or hard competition of Mario Kart in Happy Room, there is for all the tastes.
Out of sight, close to the heart
At Saagie, teleworking was in fashion long before the health crisis. Because talents do not only come from Rouen or Paris (our strongholds), we recruit since our creation in full remote. Whether they work from Montpellier, Grenoble, Marseille, Rennes, Rouen or Paris, the watchword is the same: trust. Communication and information sharing tools are available to everyone to maintain cohesion, even at a distance.
