The head of SAP Concur, the most-used travel and expense management platform, said the company had made significant strides with its newest travel booking platform. Charlie Sultan, president ...

Concur execs Steve Singh, Rajeev Singh and Mike Hilton at the opening of the company’s new headquarters. SAP is buying Bellevue-based Concur Technologies in deal valued at $8.3 billion ...

German software giant SAP just acquired Concur Technologies, a travel and expense software provider, at a deal worth roughly $8.3 billion. SAP agreed to pay $129 per share, a 20% premium over ...

The decision to acquire Concur is a strategic move by SAP as the combined companies will have access to over 50 million users in the cloud, which is more than any enterprise cloud company.

Concur was founded back in 1993, and successfully shifted to a SaaS model – it currently has some 23,000 customers worldwide and a workforce of some 4,200. Revenue is around $700 million. The ...

SAP's $8.3-billion purchase of Concur earlier this month is expected to boost the corporation's cloud-based solutions offerings while expanding the Bellevue-based travel and business expense ...

But the executive team felt confident that SAP would be a great home for not only shareholders, but Concur’s employees and its customers. “We thought this was a great place to land,” Hilton ...

SAP SE agreed to buy Concur Technologies Inc. in a deal valued at $8.3 billion, allowing the German software giant to expand into travel-related software for hotels and tourism services.

SAP Concur, the behemoth of corporate travel and expense management, is flexing its muscles. Its new travel booking platform, now widely available in major markets, boasts a sleeker interface and ...