ECM Market Hit US$ 1.6B in '06, will Double in 2012
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A new report by Dublin, Ireland-based Research and Markets finds that the enterprise content management market will hit US$3.5 billion by 2012 if it continues to grow the way it has been.
Economic Outlook: Enterprise Content Management (Market Focus) reports that enterprise CMS is becoming one of the fastest-growing enterprise application markets, thanks in great part to investment optimism by users. This news attributes the sunny outlook in part to stabilization in the field as a recent onrush of mergers and acquisitions fade over the horizon.
With the newfound quiet, vendors are expected to focus their efforts on integrating a diverse set of technologies into their various product portfolios.
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Research and Markets also found that the ECM landscape is polarizing into three distinct delivery clusters, upon which they elaborate in their publication.
Key findings include:
- New ECM technologies are outpacing traditional document management systems
- Enterprises with small IT budgets are the primary movers for market growth, no surprise considering small and mid-sized businesses have begun to outstrip larger enterprise segments
- APAC and EMEA are the fastest-growing markets
- Cost reductions and better customer service drive ECM adoption all the more significantly
- Legal and regulatory compliance remains a major driver in the market
- CMS, business intelligent and product information management are experiencing significant overlaps, perhaps one reason why CMS vendors like Hot Banana are beginning to court cross-departmental services, like marketing aid
- Microsoft is expected to dominate the SMB market and move higher up in the value chain. The more things change the more things stay the same, eh?
- EMC, however, leads the overall market. It boasts top positions in both market impact and technology strength
The report provides more in-depth information on the positions of major players, such as Microsoft, EMC and IBM, in the current and future landscape. It also:
- Provides an intimate view of ECM's current state
- Details major trends affecting ECM
- Examines investment outlook and emerging and older technology, as well as competitive dynamics, within the market
A hodgepodge of technologies, young and old, were analyzed to populate this research.
The 20-page Economic Outlook: Enterprise Content Management (Market Focus) is available for purchase for a mere EU 2,028.00. Get your copy here.
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