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Published by: IDC
Published: Nov. 25, 2012 - 57 Pages
Table of Contents- IDC Opinion
- In This Study
- Methodology
- Executive Summary
- Situation Overview
- Overview of IT Spending in MENA
- Overview of the EAS Market in MENA
- Customer Relationship Management
- Supply Chain Management
- Overview of the EAS Market in MENA by Vertical Sector
- Manufacturing
- Public Sector
- Finance (Banking, Insurance, and Other Financial Services)
- Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA)
- IT Environment
- Drivers
- Inhibitors
- Overview of the EAS Market
- United Arab Emirates (UAE)
- IT Environment
- Drivers
- Inhibitors
- Overview of the EAS Market
- OGCC (Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, and Qatar)
- IT Environment
- Drivers
- Inhibitors
- Overview of the EAS Market
- Egypt
- IT Environment
- Drivers
- Inhibitors
- Overview of the EAS Market
- North Africa (Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia)
- IT Environment
- Drivers
- Inhibitors
- Overview of the EAS Market
- Levant (Jordan, Syria, and Lebanon)
- IT Environment
- Drivers
- Inhibitors
- Overview of the EAS Market
- Future Outlook
- Forecast and Assumptions
- Top Three Key Forecast Assumptions
- Key Forecast Assumptions
- Forecast
- Market Context
- Essential Guidance
- Learn More
- Related Research
- Definitions
- Functional Markets
- General Functional Definitions
- Applications Market Definitions
- Enterprise Resource Management Applications
- Financial Accounting Applications
- Human Capital Management
- Payroll Accounting
- Procurement
- Order Management
- Financial Performance and Strategy Management Applications
- Project and Portfolio Management
- Enterprise Asset Management
- Supply Chain Management Applications
- Logistics
- Production Planning
- Inventory Management
- Operations and Manufacturing Applications
- Services Operations Management
- Manufacturing
- Other Back Office
- Customer Relationship Management Applications
- Sales
- Marketing
- Customer Service
- Contact Center
- Data Access, Analysis, and Delivery Software
- End-User Query, Reporting, and Analysis
- Advanced Analytics Software
- Operating Environment Definitions
- Methodology
- Introduction
- Dimension 1 – Functional Market Classification
- Dimension 2 – Competitive Market Classification
- EAS Criteria
- Research Sources and Methodology
- Research Sources
- Notes on Forecasting
- Synopsis
- Table: Vendor Market Share of Enterprise Application Software License and Maintenance Revenue (US$M) in MENA, 2011
- Table: Vendor Market Share of CRM License and Maintenance Revenue (US$M) in MENA, 2011
- Table: Vendor Market Share of SCM License and Maintenance Revenue (US$M) in MENA, 2011
- Table: Vendor Market Share of Enterprise Application Software License and Maintenance Revenue (US$M) in Saudi Arabia, 2011
- Table: Vendor Market Share of Enterprise Application Software License and Maintenance Revenue (US$M) in UAE, 2011
- Table: Vendor Market Share of Enterprise Application Software License and Maintenance Revenue (US$M) in OGCC, 2011
- Table: Vendor Market Share of Enterprise Application Software License and Maintenance Revenue (US$M) in Egypt, 2011
- Table: Vendor Market Share of Enterprise Application Software License and Maintenance Revenue (US$M) in North Africa, 2011
- Table: Vendor Market Share of Enterprise Application Software License and Maintenance Revenue (US$M) in the Levant, 2011
- Table: Top 3 Assumptions for the MENA Market, 2012–2016
- Table: Key Forecast Assumptions for the MENA Software Solutions Market, 2011–2016: Probable Scenario
- Table: Forecast and Analysis of Enterprise Application Software License and Maintenance Revenue (US$M) in MENA According to Vertical, 2011–2016
- Table: Forecast and Analysis of Enterprise Application Software License and Maintenance Revenue (US$M) in MENA by Country/Sub-Region, 2011–2016
- Table: Comparison of Forecasts for the EAS Market (US$M) in MENA, 2011–2015 Versus 2012–2016
- Figure: Overview of IT spending (US$M) in MENA, 2011
- Figure: Overview of Enterprise Application Software Licenses and Maintenance Revenue (US$M) by Country in MENA, 2011
- Figure: Overview of Total Customer Relationship Management License and Maintenance Revenue (US$M) by Country in MENA, 2011
- Figure: Overview of Total Supply Chain Management License and Maintenance Revenue (US$M) by Country in MENA, 2011
- Figure: Overview of Verticals in Terms of EAS License and Maintenance Revenue in MENA, 2011
- Figure: Enterprise Application Software License and Maintenance Revenue (US$M) by Functional Area in Saudi Arabia, 2011
- Figure: Enterprise Application Software License and Maintenance Revenue (US$M) by Functional Area in UAE, 2011
- Figure: Enterprise Application Software License and Maintenance Revenue (US$M) by Functional Area in OGCC, 2011
- Figure: Enterprise Application Software License and Maintenance Revenue (US$M) by Functional Area in Egypt, 2011
- Figure: Enterprise Application Software License and Maintenance Revenue (US$M) According to Functional Area in North Africa, 2011
- Figure: Enterprise Application Software License and Maintenance Revenue (US$M) According to Functional Area in the Levant, 2011
- Figure: Comparison of Forecasts for the EAS Market (US$M) in MENA, 2011–2015 Versus 2012–2016
- Figure: IDC's Software Taxonomy, 2011
AbstractThis IDC study provides a detailed overview of the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) market for integrated enterprise application software (EAS) suites. EAS vendors tracked in this study include 3i Infotech, Applied Computer Services, Caciopee, Epicor, Exact Software, Focus Softnet, IFS, Infor, Involys, Lawson Software, Microsoft, Oracle, QAD, Sage, and SAP. This study provides detailed qualitative and quantitative information, analysis, and forecasts that help to answer the following key questions: - What are the defining characteristics of the MENA EAS market?
- What is the current size of the EAS market in MENA, and what is the forecast potential of the market?
- What is current spending on EAS software in MENA in the various vertical markets and end-user segments?
- Who are the leading players in the EAS market in MENA, and how are they positioning themselves to capitalize on market potential?
- Which industries are investing in EAS solutions, and how will future spending patterns affect market development?
- What are the defining characteristics of the EAS installed base in MENA in terms of vertical markets and end-user market segments?
- How will the political and economic conditions specific to MENA affect the market?
"Political turmoil in several countries in the MENA region has delayed planned investments and stifled market growth. Large vendors have managed to continue to grow business at the expense of smaller vendors, which have struggled to close deals. Looking ahead, vendors will be able to capitalize on enormous opportunities in offering advanced EAS functionalities to their existing customer base. Enterprises are seeking tighter integration of disparate systems, and customers want to invest in efficient planning, reporting, risk and profitability analytics, leading to strong demand for mobile platforms and applications that are tightly integrated with back-end EAS systems." – Research Manager Dhiraj Daryani, IDC Middle East, Turkey and Africa
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