SAP announced on Wednesday that it is acquiring privately-held Hyderabad, India based Yasu Technologies, which creates business rules management software.
Yasu's flagship product is the QuickRules BRMS, launched in early 2000. The deal is designed to boost SAP's business process management (BPM) offerings and will be tucked into SAP NetWeaver, which channels the ebb and flow of data to software applications via SAP's back-end middleware.
The India-based company was founded in 1999 and has just over a 100 employees. Started by 6 entrepreneurs, it boasts of some of the best talent in India’s IT industry, with over 70% of the product development team comprised of IIT alumni.
The Yasu announcement comes just a little over a week after SAP announced that it will acquire Business Objects in a deal valued at more than $6.8 billion, its largest acquisition ever.
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