SAP offers concessions to EU regulators to avert an antitrust probe into ERP practices

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SAP has reportedly submitted concessions to the European Commission, aimed at resolving antitrust concerns related to its ERP software business practices. The move represents a preemptive effort by the German technology giant to avoid a formal investigation that could result in fines of up to 10% of its annual global revenue. The concessions address longstanding complaints from businesses about SAP’s complex licensing terms, bundling practices that drive up costs, and barriers that make it difficult for customers to switch to competing vendors, reported Reuters.