Celonis and SAP have reached a preliminary settlement, resolving a lawsuit where Celonis accused SAP of anti-competitive practices. Under the agreement, SAP will not interfere with Celonis' data extractor tool, allowing customers to access their data without additional costs or licenses. This resolution is crucial for fostering customer freedom in selecting technology partners and ensuring a fair competitive landscape in the ERP market, especially following SAP's acquisition of Signavio which heightened tensions. The settlement remains in place until legal proceedings conclude.
No system should hold customers back from transforming their processes. Processes should be designed to work best for the company, not the systems the company operates on.
This agreement allows companies to choose their technology partners without interference, misinformation, or unfair restrictions, promoting a more competitive market.
Celonis accuses SAP of abusing its dominant position in the ERP market, systematically excluding competitors through various anti-competitive behaviors.
The preliminary settlement signifies that SAP will not impose additional licenses or costs on customers using the Celonis extractor, ensuring customer freedom.
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