Who we are
Our Vision
Our Values
Passion
We are passionate about using technology to deliver Simple solutions for Complex needs.
Teamwork
We embrace challenge and work together across boundaries, to become better and achieve more; and we enjoy every minute of the journey.
Performance
We never rest, we generate ideas, we innovate, we collaborate to deliver, we strive to exceed expectations, we commit to excellence.
Sustainability
We build innovative, reliable and sustainable solutions of exceptional quality, in respect of our customers, and the world we live in.
Our Management Team
Eleni Theodoridou
Founder
CEO
- University of Piraeus graduate School of Industrial Management and New Technologies
- Prince2 Certified
- Over 15 years of experience in Health IT
- Over 10 years of experience in managing large scale IT projects
- Over 12 years of experience in Business Management
- Siba Soft LT Managing Director
- General Secretary at the Hellenic Association of Health Informatics
Thomas Gletzakos
Technical Support
Head of Products Maintenance & Support Department
- Entrepreneur
- B.S. Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management at South Dakota School of Mines and Technology
- Growth Business Analyst Intern at Regional Health Hospital of S.D.
- Product Analysis and Quality Assurance experience (SIBA SOFT S.A. and Atcom S.A.)
Ioannis Karapostolis
Technical Support Managing Director
- Aristoteleion University of Thessaloniki graduate, School of Physics
- Specialized in software development
- Over 20 years of experience in Software Analysis, Design and Development.
- Siba Soft LT Technical Manager
Nikolaos Laliotis
CFO
- University of Piraeus graduate, School of Economic Science
- General Accounting Specialist – Financial Statement Analysis Specialist – Double Entry Accounting System Specialist
- Siba Soft LT Accounting Manager
An idea is Born
In September 2013, a group of Greek Business Owners started from Athens to venture on a business trip to Nairobi, Kenya. During our journey, we attended a special gathering dedicated to Kenya’s Maasai culture. That’s when I met Eric, a young Kenyan who told me his story. About a year ago, Eric had been mugged on his way home. For the robbers to take Eric’s laptop they shot Eric point blank, to the chest.
Eric was lucky enough to be immediately transferred to the hospital but doctors couldn’t (or wouldn’t) lay their hands on him until:
- he was accurately identified;
- it was confirmed that he was covered by a health insurance plan; and
- it was confirmed that he didn’t have any communicable disease such as HIV, Hepatitis or other.
This is what doctors call NO hands on in Kenya.
Eric’s resuscitation process lasted about six hours due to the prementioned verifications, significantly longer than what international medical emergency protocols advise, during which Eric’s Health condition deteriorated as he was bleeding internally. Eventually Eric was lucky and survived.
When Eric finished his story, he said: Help us improve health services in my country; a country where people die because the necessary information is not available
That is when I thought that what Eric was asking for, was rather simple! Just a USB device with the critical health information of the individual could make a difference.
Three days later, at West Gate, the biggest Mall in Nairobi, innumerous explosions in one of the worst terrorist attacks in the history of the country, resulted in the whole building to collapse, leading to the death of a large number of people and injuries to even more. That is when Eric wrote to me about the incident and said:
many people died because they didn’t have essential information about their health readily available. It’s imperative, that you come back to Kenya with a solution.
Five years later, we present the solution ……..