AMR统计:50个顶级企业软件开发商,半数将重新审视Java

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AMR统计:50个顶级企业软件开发商,半数将重新审视对Java的态度
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AMR Research Report Ranks Top 50 Enterprise Application Vendors by Revenue
Wednesday, July 08, 2009
Kevin Reilly

SAP, Oracle, Sage Group, Infor, and Dassault Systèmes Are the Top 5
BOSTON, MA—July 8, 2009—AMR Research, the leading research firm focused on the global supply chain and its supporting technologies, released a report today that sizes the global enterprise applications market.  The report lists the top 50 global enterprise application vendors by 2008 revenue.  SAP is at the top of the list with $15.8B in application revenue, with Oracle, Sage Group, Infor, and Dassault Systèmes completing the top 5.
The top of the list of enterprise application vendors include:
1.SAP ($15.801B)
2.Oracle ($8.559B)
3.Sage Group ($2.408B)
4.Infor ($2.208B)
5.Dassault Systèmes ($1.958B)
6.Siemens PLM ($1.405B)
7.Microsoft ($1.308B)
8.Cadence ($1.038B)
9.PTC ($1.037B)
10.salesforce.com ($1.023B)
The complete of the top 50 enterprise applications vendors is available on AMR Research’s website.
Interestingly, Oracle’s acquisition of Sun, and Java, could wreak havoc on enterprise applications vendors in the future.  AMR Research estimates over 60% of enterprise software vendors have applications that rely on Java, including many Oracle competitors, large and small. Of the 50 largest enterprise application companies, 33 offer applications that rely on Java. These companies represent over $38.5 billion, or 77% of the top 50’s 2008 revenue.
“Given the weak macro economic backdrop, the enterprise applications market had a surprisingly solid year in 2008.  2009, however, will be a whole different story,” said Dennis Gaughan, vice president at AMR Research. “Not only will vendors be impacted by the fragile economy, but 33 out of the top 50 vendors will have to reevaluate their commitment to the Java programming language.”


中文转载:http://news.csdn.net/a/20090714/212559.html
AMR Research在近日一份报告中称Oracle对Sun Microsystems和Java语言的收购可以说给企业级软件市场带来了一场浩劫，因为许多供应商的产品都依赖于Java。
由AMR排出的软件供应商前50中，有三分之二的公司都有需要Java的产品，其中包括许多Oracle的竞争对手。
AMR统计的50个顶级企业软件开发商
Oracle表示上个月美国司法部还在审查收购Sun之后Java的注册权。不过Oracle相信该收购案将会在今年夏天结束。
AMR的副主席Dennis Gaughan说不只是供应商受到了萧条的经济的影响，而且前50的供应商中的33家必须要从新审视他们对于Java语言的态度。
SAP年收入接近160亿美元，Oracle则是86亿美元，他们主导着企业级软件市场。
项目周期管理是一个Oracle和SAP均未涉足的领域，是去年唯一缩水的领域。其余的包括ERP、供应链管理、人力资本管理和客户关系管理都有4%到9%的增长。
Gaughan表示由于目前经济形势不景气，2009年的状况可能会不同。AMR预测企业级软件市场将会有2%至6%的下滑，这取决于公司的预算有多紧张，以及公司购买新授权的迟缓程度。
不过将软件作为服务出售还是有一定的机会，这种方式的需求一直在增长，因为它更便宜而且更易于部署，而且这些软件还可以帮助公司应对目前的经济形势。这些软件包括劳务管理、合规管理和采购管理。
AMR表示中小企业仍然在继续购买软件，这会引起供应商之间激烈的竞争。