Worldwide Enterprise Applications 2005-2009 Forecast Update and 2004 Vendor Shares

1H05 Results

Publication Date	December 2005
Publisher	IDC
Product Type	Report
Pages	61
ISBN Number
Product Code	IDC00740

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Summary

This study provides the latest software license and maintenance revenue shares of more than 600 enterprise applications vendors between 2002 and 2004 and the overall market trends that form the basis of the 2005?2009 forecast. The study also contains the 1H05 performance of 50 major enterprise applications vendors.

The enterprise applications market is doing nicely after an extended period of slowdown. But Albert Pang, research director of Enterprise Applications at IDC, cautioned that, "The recovery does bring some extra baggage in the forms of smaller deal sizes, bigger representation of midmarket customers, and a variety of buying patterns from different industries that may not automate at the same rate as their operations with enterprise applications. Still, with a 10.4% growth rate among the 50 major enterprise applications vendors in the first half of 2005, the market seems to be on a tear even though a banner year may turn out to be illusory for many."

Companies Mentioned: SAP; Oracle

Content

In This Study
- Methodology
Situation Overview
- SAP Leads Enterprise Applications Market
- Table: Worldwide Enterprise Applications License and Maintenance Revenue by Vendor, 2002-2004 ($M)
- 1H05 Results
- Table: Worldwide Enterprise Applications License and Maintenance Revenue for the Top 50 Vendors, 1H04 and 1H05 ($M)
Future Outlook
- Forecast and Assumptions
- Table: Key Forecast Assumptions for the Worldwide Enterprise Applications Market, 2005-2009
- Table: Worldwide Enterprise Applications License and Maintenance Revenue, 2004-2009
- Table: Worldwide Enterprise Applications License and Maintenance Revenue by Geography, 2004-2009 ($M)
- Table: Worldwide Enterprise Applications License and Maintenance Revenue by Platform, 2004-2009 ($M)
- Energy Shock Squeezes Margins
- Global Trade Spurs IT Investment
- Vendor Perspectives
Essential Guidance
- Consolidations to Continue
- Custom Development to Follow
- Rethinking Business Processes
Learn More
- Related Research
- Methodology
- Definitions
  - Enterprise Resource Management Applications
    - Financial Applications
      - Accounting
      - Treasury Management
    - Human Capital Management
      - eRecruiting
      - Incentive Management
      - HR Performance Management
      - Workforce Management
    - Payroll
    - Procurement
    - Order Management
    - Business Performance Management and Financial Analytic Applications
    - Project Management
    - Enterprise Asset Management
  - Supply Chain Management Applications
    - Logistics
    - Production Planning
    - Inventory Management
  - Operations and Manufacturing Applications
    - Services Operations Management
    - Manufacturing
    - Other Back Office
  - Engineering Applications
    - Mechanical Computer-Assisted Design
    - Mechanical Computer-Assisted Engineering
    - Mechanical Computer-Assisted Manufacturing
    - Product Information Management
    - Other Engineering
  - Customer Relationship Management Applications
    - Sales
    - Marketing
    - Customer Service
    - Contact Center
- Synopsis