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CATEGORY INTELLIGENCE- ERP SOFTWARE

ID: MRFR/0015 | February 2023 | 200 Pages         

The global ERP Software market was estimated at USD 49.2 billion. The ERP market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 9.1 percent until 2029. APAC is expected to be the growth driving markets in the future. Supply is more consolidated, with the top five suppliers holding over 50 percent of the market share globally.


Global ERP Industry outlook

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ERP Software Market Outlook


ERP penetration for large organizations is medium outside Europe and North America


SMBs in APAC and Latin America are witnessing increasing adoption due to the efforts of large global buyers to consolidate the supply base.




  • Organizations are focusing more on contact-less touch-points to establish an effective and a safe application interface. For instance, HR applications are replacing bio-metrics and swipe cards to facial recognition and attendance monitoring applications post the pandemic.




  • ERP suppliers are focusing more on enhancing the user experience and are extensively working to improve their user interface to provide a greater customer experience. This enables the customers with more user-friendly applications.




  • Apart from the large off-shore destinations, customers are looking at near-shore destinations in LATAM and Eastern Europe for implementation and support partners, who can support them from a similar time zone, cultural, and linguistic profile and cost-efficient pricing.




  • ERP suppliers are starting to collaborate with suppliers offering Industry 4.0 technology, to add value to their existing offering powered by new technology. 







Impact of COVID-19 on Enterprise Resource Planning Software


The COVID-19 is a global public health hazard that drastically changed the way businesses engage. While ERP deployments and support is a mix of onsite and remote activity, there can be short-term delays in ERP deployment. With the requirement of continuous support and staying connected and strict client protocols and SLA’s, dependency on virtual connection has increased leading companies to adopt remote collaboration tools. In 2022, tech budgets may reach pre-pandemic levels or higher. That means more opportunities to hire and fill in missing skills that have held organizations behind. It might also go down by up to 3–5 percent if enterprises cut back on new tech projects. The worldwide supply chain disruption may affect new and proposed  projects. As a result, the suppliers will need more time to start providing their services 


 


ERP Software Cost Saving Opportunities


Leverage internal users during the deployment process (high employee knowledge transfer), which can reduce the cost and time of post implementation training


Training is vital to achieve 100 percent efficiency. The key factors influencing the training are user availability/commitment, practical training, continuous practice, training material, trainer and local language proficiency and trainer professionalism. 


ERP Software Supply Analysis


The big data industry is expanding quickly, which highlights how crucial data is to practically every aspect of business operations. ERP systems' access to a wealth of data allows them to create better analytics relating to operations and market demands. For the majority of the functionality that firms will need when installing ERP in 2022, data and data analytics are necessary


Global suppliers are developing user-friendly interfaces and functionalities, moving away from the existing high degree of complexity in software


Enabling flexibility in deployment options. Hybrid cloud model in which an organization combines on-premise applications with cloud applications in its broader ERP package. 














 


1. Executive Summary

1.1. Global Industry outlook

1.2. Supply & Demand Market Outlook

1.3. Category Strategy

1.4. Category Opportunities & Risk

1.5. Negotiation Levers

1.6. Talking Points to Business: ERP Software

1.7. Impact of COVID-19 on ERP software

2. Global Market Analysis

2.1. Global ERP Software Market Maturity

2.2. Global ERP Software Market Regional Market Outlook

2.3. Global ERP Software Market Dynamics

2.3.1. Drivers

2.3.2. Constraints

3. Procurement Best Practices

3.1. Delivery Models: Brownfield vs. Greenfield

3.2. Delivery Teams: Roles

3.3. Types of Pricing Models

3.4. License Types

3.5. Project and Payment Milestone

3.6. Cost Saving Opportunities

4. Market Monitoring Insights

4.1. Cost Structure Analysis

4.2. Cost Saving Opportunities

4.3. TCO for On-premise and SaaS Offerings

4.4. ERP Software Deployment models

5. Billing Rates

5.1. Billing Rates: Methodology

5.2. Factors Influencing ERP Rates

5.3. ERP Billing Rates

6. Supply Analysis

6.1. Supply Market Outlook

6.1.1. Supply Trends and Insights

6.1.2. ERP Software Offerings from Tier-I Suppliers

6.2. Supplier Profiles

6.3. SWOT Analysis

6.4. Porterโ€™s Five Forces Analysis

7. SLAs and KPIs

7.1. SLAs and KPIs

7.2. SLA Penalties

8. Sustainability Initiative

9. RFP/RFI Builder

9.1. General Information: Supplier Details

9.2. General Information: Client References & Market Position

9.3. Functional and Service CapabilitiesA

9.4. Quality & Service Assurance

9.5. Pricing

9.6. Service Delivery

9.7. COVID-19-Specific Questions

10. ERP Risk & Dispute Resolutions

10.1. ERP: Risks/Challenges

10.2. ERP: Dispute Resolution & Termination

11. COVID-19 Impact

12. End-User Industry Update

12.1. Retail ERP Software: Core Modules and Functionalities

12.2. Migration to Cloud

12.3. Factors influencing Cloud Deployment of ERP: Retail

12.4. SLA in Retail Sector

12.5. Retail ERP Pricing: License Types

12.6. Critical Success Factors for ERP Implementation: Retail

12.7. Case Studies