Today, I am going to show you another interesting report from Panorama Consulting regarding ERP market share and vendor evaluation. Information of the report is based on surveys of more than 1,600 participants which have either selected or implemented ERP solutions during the last 5 years, with a heavier weighting on ERP projects accomplished in 2010.
Reporting On ERP Market Share
I am sure you will get some benefits by reading this report, especially if you are starting to choose which ERP system you will implement. The information within shows the ERP vendor market share, selection trends, satisfaction and benefit realization and some findings on detailed project factors like cost of implementation, duration as well as payback period. Such information can help you in creating a short list of ERP vendors and what things should be prepared. But I will show only few of the findings which I found interesting. You may get the longer, complete report on Panorama site through a link I supply in the end of this article.
The report focuses on data collected on ERP implementations of Tier I, Tier II and Tier III solutions, as you can see in the following table :
Let start exploring the report.
Analysis of Overall ERP Market Share
Just like previous years, Tier I and Tier II vendors still dominate the market share of ERP implementation. The merge of Tier I and Tier II make up 64% of the implementations while Tier III and others only have 36% of the market.
Refer to the chart above, the market share of Tier I implementation remains the highest with 53% in total. However, all the vendors showed a drop in market share compared with 2010 Vendor Analysis report. The share of SAP decreases from 31% to 24%. Oracle is at 18% whereas it was 25% in 2010 report and Microsoft Dynamics decreases from 15% to 11%. It means the implementation of either Tier II or Tier III and Others increased around 18%.
Vendors’ Market Share by Client Revenue
The chart below shows the selection rate of major vendors of Tier I, Tier II and Tier III grouped by companies’ revenue size they implemented their ERP. According to the chart, both SAP and Oracle are active in all segments, but SAP obviously is the most selected software for companies with annual revenues $25 – $500 million while Microsoft Dynamics is least selected for companies with revenues from $50 million – $1+ billion. This ERP has the most success with companies < $50 million and between $100 – $500 million. Tier III vendors have great share in the market that less than $100 million and also continue increase their reach into big companies with more than $500 million annual revenue.
Vendor Sales by Industry
The tables below show the portion of each Tier I vendor’s sales focused within 4 major industry segments that represent the highest proportions of solutions for each major vendor within those industries :
- Manufacturing and Distribution
- Transportation, Communications, Electric, Gas and Sanitary Services
- Services
- Retail
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Note: The sales in the tables above represent industry shares within each company’s own sales, not shares of the total market
Total Market Shares by Industry
The 4 charts below represent Tier I, Tier II, Tier III and Other vendor’s share in each of the 4 major industries (similar with industry segments above) represented in the survey. SAP, Oracle and Microsoft play a significant part in all industries where SAP is the top vendor.
ERP Satisfaction by Major Vendor
By reviewing particular metrics, there are few indications that dissatisfaction of customers frequently comes from unrealistic expectations which it can be flamed by ERP vendors who promise the moon so that they can close a sale and also companies that do not sufficiently specify their business needs before starting on implementations.
Note : 13.5% of respondents overall cannot figure out benefits because they had no business case to work from.
That’s all the findings I can share with you. You may find other interesting findings, such as Average Cost and Budgets, Reason for budget overruns, Payback Period and so forth in the complete report link below.
More References of ERP Market Share & Vendor evaluations:
Complete report on Panorama
ERP Report 2011
ERP Market Share And Evaluation 2010
Tier I and Tier II ERP Comparison 2008
Great blog and helpful overview, as it’s hard to find this information all in one place. We recently completed a survey of some 200 ERP managers, and among that group, SAP had an even higher market share. And the majority of those companies planning an ERP migration also were choosing SAP. Not surprisingly, customization, cost and integration issues were top challenges. In spite of that, from your charts, it seems most customers are still fairly satisfied with their systems. Thanks for pulling this together!
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i am very thank full to you, it helped me in accessing latest market share of microsoft dynamics
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Well done job and great to find most of you want in the same site. I used to implement SAP and Oracle and I found that SAP is more dynamic than Oracle for Pharmaceuticals industries.
Shawqi Albatran
Supply Chain Manager
good job it gave clear picture of all the erps and their progress
it gives good comprehension for future
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IT HELPED ME TO MAKE MY PROJECT SUCCESSFUL WITH RELEVANT AND IN DEPTH DETAILED INFORMATION..
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Thanks a lot for your effort and job. it really helped me to finish my project. Thanks a gain
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Recently i have been given responsibility to manage ERP team. This info is very useful.
Thanks!
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Hari,
C V Haribabu
Very interesting, trying to select software for horticulture operations
Very clearly worked report. Your work has helped me save tons of effort googling. Can’t imagine my work would so easy. Thanks a lot. Best Wishes and Happy new Year.
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I am looking for an up to date report (Market Share & Vendor Evaluation)
Great Job! The article is really useful and provides good comprehension of the entire ERP marketplace.
Best Regards,
Muralidhar Lanka
it’s wonderful thanks for your useful blog
thank you for putting all them together..i was searching some information about ERP, you gave me more than i need.. that’s awesome!