Frequently Asked Questions
What is Sega Inc.?
Sega is an engineering, software, and technical services firm dedicated to services
associated with energy production and distribution. We provide
engineering expertise in the areas of electrical generation and
distribution, construction, controls, plant
betterment, training simulators, plant information management, industrial
controls, steam generation, and field services.
Read more about Sega's history on the History
page.
What are Sega's specialties?
Our major service areas are energy, information
technology, and field services. The services we are best known
for are power plant controls upgrades, combustion turbines, and field control
services. We have experts in several
disciplines including electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, civil/structural engineering, software
development, project management, and more.
Will Sega do custom projects?
We will listen to your unique requirements and craft a solution to
your problem that will provide the most value for your
investment. Our size allows us to be flexible in our work
methodology. We can put individual attention on your project
and work to your schedule. We can scope a project in phases or
work as part of a prime/subcontract. No project is too small to consider.
How do I contact Sega?
See the information on the Contacts
page.
How do I get more information?
We would be happy to mail or fax brochures on available services,
project profiles, client lists, and more. Please contact
Steve
Hinderliter at 913-681-2881
or contact any
of the references on the Contacts
page.
Where is Sega?
See a detailed description on the Location
page.
What hours can I contact you?
The non-summer hours for the main office are 8:00 to 5:00, Monday
through Friday. The summer hours (Memorial Day to Labor Day) are 7:30 to 5:30, Monday
through Thursday and 7:30 to 11:30 on Friday. You can leave a
message at any time on our general office voice mail box at 913-681-2881.
How many people does Sega employ?
Sega has over 150 employees. We have a diverse staff
of engineers, architects, programmers, technicians, drafters, technical writers,
operational support staff, and administrative staff.
What is ePower and how can it help me?
ePower is Sega's name for our browser-based plant data management services.
We provide value-added services for managing plant and industrial
information using the latest telecommunications technology, off-the-shelf
software, and custom performance calculations.
For more information, see the ePower page.
What is Plant Betterment?
Plant Betterment is Sega's term for investments that improve the
efficiency and longevity of existing plants and facilities.
Examples of Plant Betterment projects include feasibility studies
for capital expenditures, complete engineer/construction upgrades,
control equipment upgrades, software enhancements, maintenance and
calibration services, performance studies, and more. See the Plant Betterment page for more
information.
What does Sega stand for?
When Sega was started in 1973, the letters stood for Specialized
Electronics and Graphics Arts. In 1982, after our business direction focused on energy
industry services, the acronym was dropped
and the name was changed to "Sega".
Are you related with the game company?
Although we like to have fun, we know our clients take their
business very seriously. We pronounce the "e" in our name with a long
"e" vowel sound, not a long "a" sound like the
game company. So, no, we are not associated with the game company.
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