06/02/2026
Most agencies don't stay with aging systems because they think those systems are ideal. They stay because change feels risky, and when programs are critical, risk avoidance can feel like the responsible choice.
But doing nothing isn't neutral. It's a decision, too.
Sagitec's Michael Dun explores the quieter costs of standing still, the manual workarounds that become permanent, the compliance risks that grow in the gaps, and the opportunity costs that rarely make it into the budget conversation. Click here to read more: https://hubs.ly/Q04jNwQc0)
Doing nothing doesn’t preserve the status quo; it quietly compounds cost. Manual work, rework, and workarounds expand as systems fall further out of sync