Published: 07 May 2013
Summary
The ERP market grew by a modest 2% in 2012, with the top 10 vendors now owning almost 64% of the market. However, the market is far from sleepy, with mergers and acquisitions, as well as some impressive vendor performances, keeping the market dynamic.
Included in Full Research
- SAP Saw Positive 7% Revenue Performance in Euros — Reversed by Currency Effects
- Oracle Benefits From Cloud Acquisitions — Finishes With 5% Growth for 2012
- Sage's More Disciplined Approach Begins to Pay Off, With 8% Growth
- Infor Moves Up to No. 4 Due to Full Integration of Lawson and Improved Sales Execution
- Microsoft Grew 4%, Mainly Driven by Microsoft Dynamics AX
- Kronos Maintains Sixth Place, Helped by Further Investments and Acquisitions in SaaS
- Totvs Gains One Place to No. 7 and Continues to Perform Well at Home in Brazil
- Concur's Focus on Cloud Travel Expense Management Continues to Deliver, With 22% Growth
- Yonyou Sees Slower Growth of 3% Due to Slowdown in Chinese Market
- UNIT4's 9% Growth in Euros Masked by Strong Currency Headwind
- Workday More Than Doubles Revenue and Becomes a Public Company
- Cornerstone OnDemand Continues to Execute Well and Extends Reach Into the Small-Business Segment
- WorkForce Software's Focused Efforts Help Move It Up Four Places
- Ventyx Growing Through Acquisition
- NetSuite Deepens Operational ERP Capability and Benefits From Larger Deals to Enter the Top 20