Western European Software-as-a-Service Forecast, 2009-2013

Publication Date	April 2009
Publisher	IDC
Product Type	Report
Pages	24
ISBN Number	not applicable
Product Code	IDC07071

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Summary

This IDC study finds that growth in the SaaS market will be strong in Europe despite - and in some cases because of - the weak economic conditions. The overall SaaS market will grow from €237 million in 2004 to €6,005 million in 2013. David Bradshaw, IDC research manager for European software as a service, said, "From this and other recent studies, it is clear that SaaS has become accepted by the mainstream of user organizations around Europe. This will result in continued strong growth, making SaaS a rising star in a very largely depressed European software market."

Content

IDC Opinion
In This Study
- Methodology
  - Important Notes
  - Packaged Software
- European Software-as-a-Service Market Definitions
  - Fee Structure
  - SaaS User Interface
  - SaaS Categories
Situation Overview
- The Software-as-a-Service Market in 2008
Future Outlook
- Forecast and Assumptions
  - Key Growth Drivers
  - Assumptions
  - SaaS Forecast by Country
- Market Context
Essential Guidance
Learn More
- Related Research
- Forecasting Methodology
  - Forecast Information Sources
  - The Forecasting Process
  - Company-Level Data Collection
  - Exchange Rates
- Synopsis
List of Tables
- Table: Western European SaaS Revenues, 2005-2008 ($M/€M)
- Table: Key Forecast Assumptions for Western European SaaS, 2009-2013
- Table: Key Forecast Assumptions for Western European SaaS, 2009-2013: Adoption by Country
- Table: Western European SaaS Forecast, 2005-2013, by Country (€M)
- Table: Key Exchange Rate Information
List of Figures
- Figure: Western European SaaS Revenues, 2005-2008 ($M/€M)
- Figure: Western European SaaS Revenues, 2005-2013 (€M)
- Figure: Western European SaaS, 2009-2013 CAGR by Country (%)
- Figure: Western European SaaS, 2005 Share and 2013 Share by Country (%)