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It has now been nearly five years since the online booking and expense management tool Concur was acquired by SAP. The organization has experienced great successes, but what does it hope to accomplish in the future? And as new players break into the market, how does SAP Concur feel about up-and-coming VC ventures into the travel technological space? Hint: they’re…

Restaurants and bars are closing their community spaces, parks and other public spaces are off limits, gatherings in general are being discouraged…it even feels wrong to have a face-to-face conversation with your neighbor. For many of us, it’s not hyperbole to say life as we know it has been paused. Some are using this as a time to take a…

With Enterprise by Its Side, Deem’s Future Looks Bright (and Innovative) Travel technology provider Deem first partnered with global rental car provider Enterprise in 2011, and in 2016, Enterprise took a minority stake in the travel platform. In the first quarter of 2019, Enterprise officially acquired Deem, taking their relationship and partnership to a whole new level. Behind the Acquisition…

What This Means for Corporate Travel Starting in 2020, Southwest Airlines will at long last provide “full” content and booking capabilities through the Travelport and Amadeus global distribution systems. What does this mean for corporate travel programs? In our inaugural episode of Roger That!, Roger Hale, President/CEO of ADTRAV Travel Management, sat down with Dave Harvey, Vice President, Corporate Sales…

When people think of “business travel,” it rarely conjures up fond memories. In fact, our minds might be more likely to drift to the classic scene from the movie Planes, Trains and Automobiles, where Steve Martin’s high-strung character loses his mind at the rental car facility. (If you’re not familiar with Planes, Trains and Automobiles, do yourself a favor and watch it…