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Big Picture of CRM

CRM Market Facts • • • • • •

Enterprise application is a small portion of overall software market, and it represents only 12% of total space and Customer Relationship Management represents 16% of that. Forrester predicts that CRM Application market will grow to 10.9 billion by 2010 AMR Research predicts that the industry will worth 18 billion by 2010. CRM Industry will grow with an average CAGR of 7% till 2010 Companies with 100 and 999 employees will spend more than $1 billion on CRM applications with a CAGR of 9% Currently 35% of the midmarket is currently using CRM applications

CRM market is now dominated by five big vendors–SAP, Oracle, salesforce.com, Aspect and Amdocs. Together, they make up 40% of the market (nearly $3.4B in total revenue for 2005). The present CRM Strategy of an Industry is driven by factors such as consolidation of leading customer relationship marketing vendors, intensified competition from larger and better capitalized business applications players and the rise of new software-as-a-service deployment options. CRM Applications are divided into three market segments 1) Enterprise Suit CRM which serves companies with more than $1 billion in revenue 2) Midmarket Suit CRM serves companies and divisions of large enterprises with $100 million to $1 billion in annual revenue 3) SMB Suit CRM serves organizations with annual revenue of less than $100 million

CRM Market in India The market for CRM in India is expected to grow at a compounded annual rate of 40 per cent to reach Rs 1.9 billion in 2006. CRM initiatives in most organizations are driven by actual users like customer support department and sales function. There is high demand for CRM software in financial sector and telecom services. A survey among 200 organizations revealed that nearly 81 per cent end-users stated that they were using modular CRM, while 19 per cent said they were using complete CRM package. The CRM applications that are primarily used are marketing automation closely followed by customer care and support automation. The key business drivers for investing in CRM solutions are customer retention and loyalty and improving cost efficiencies. Another important reason that emerged for CRM adoption was to make sales force management more effective.

CRM Market in Middle East The local CRM application market size will grow to USD 90 million with a CAGR of 20% by 2008. Need to increase customer satisfaction and adopt e-business are the top two market

drivers for CRM adoption in the UAE, while vertical markets lack of knowledge and the price of software and hardware are the major inhibitors. Major CRM clients in the UAE are banks, telecommunication firms, energy and airline companies, and some government departments, while tourism and travel industry is emerging as one of the main growth sectors, according to the study.

CRM Market in Singapore The CRM market in Asia Pacific is forecasted to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 18.9%, between 2006 and 2011, to reach US$846.4 million total software revenue in 2011. The growth in Singapore and Hong Kong will be slower and estimated to be at 6% CAGR. Oracle is the market leader with Siebel holding the lion's share of the market. In Singapore On Demand CRM is the new wave. Oracle has recently launched an On demand CRM in this region. Key players like Microsoft and Sales Force have entered into this market.

Trends in CRM Industry: What’s in News? 1. Corporate Performance Management

Corporate Performance Management (CPM) means using a set of objectives and supporting metrics that together keep the organization on track. This year we'll see tighter integration between CPM and CRM. CPM provides the strategic linkage to the business, along with tools to analyze customer-related metrics and disseminate throughout the organization. 2. On-Demand CRM

The market for hosted or on-demand CRM solutions has come. Salesforce.com, RightNow, Net Suite and UpShot are pioneering software-as-service. The market growth in this segment is exceeding 20 percent overall. No longer asleep at the on-demand switch, Siebel has a competitive product and a game plan that looks good on paper. In the Small and Medium Business (SMB) arena, it's all NetSuite, all the time. Siebel may prove a threat eventually RightNow and salesforce.com will get their fair share of the SMB pie, too, where back office support is not a requirement. However, this space is just too wide open. Look for another big SMB vendor to catch on-demand fever this year, such as Best Software or Microsoft, or even non-CRM players like Intuit or Yahoo! 3. Optimizing Interaction Channel (Customer Analytics)

This is one of the many challenges facing marketers trying to optimize interaction channels. Email has been overused and abused. Phone calls are still too expensive, despite the off shoring trend, but customers like to talk to a real person. Web usage is growing, but direct mail refuses to die. Coming to the rescue again in 2005 will be Customer Intelligence applications to figure out customer profitability, optimize response to marketing campaigns and help agents deliver real-time offers that make customers smile. In the specialist category SAS and Unica contend with multi-function gorillas Oracle, SAP and Siebel, which are all ramping up their analytics offerings. 4. Fragmented Mid-Market CRM going towards consolidation

The Small and Medium Business (SMB) market is slowly consolidating. In 2005, for the first time we'll see long-term industry leaders emerge for the mid-market. (Small business is

another story.) Onyx, Pivotal and SalesLogix were mid-market CRM leaders. But each lacked the scale to truly dominate. Microsoft will be another market frontrunner, continuing its good progress into its third year as a real CRM vendor. 5. On Mobile CRM

Gartner a market research firm has predicted that mobile CRM is the next buzz work with a sales forecast of 40 to 60%. Most of the CRM applications are ripe for mobilization and even the customers want mobile access to specific subsets of CRM data and functions. Sales force automation and field service management are areas that can be tapped using mobile CRM facility.

Market Leaders Market Leaders in CRM Enterprise Suit

Sale Force Automation

Data Quality

Amdocs

Entellium

FirstLogic (BO)

People Soft

Maximizer Software

Harte Hanks

Salesforce.com

Sage Software (ACT)

IBM (Ascential)

SAP

Salesforce.com

Pitney Bowes (Group 1)

Siebel Systems

Salesnet (RightNow)

SAS Institute (Data Flux )

Mid Business Suit

Marketing Automation

Consultancy

Microsoft

Aprimo

Accenture

NetSuite

SAP

BearingPoint

Right Now Tech

SAS Institute

Capgemini

Salesforce.com

Siebel Systems

Deloitte

SAP

Unica

IBM BCS

Small Business Suit

CRM Analytics

On Demand CRM

FrontRange Solutions

Business Objects

Salesforce.com

Maximizer Software

Cognos

RightNow Technologies

NetSuite

Hypersion

NetSuite

Sage CRM

Oracle

Siebel On Demand CRM

Salesforce.com

SAS Institute

Microsoft

Key Challenges 1) Companies, especially in SMB space are not able to realize the return for their investments in CRM Applications 2) The initial software costs is low but subsequent costs incurred on maintenance, customization, integration and training needs accounts for 70% of TCO. 3) Companies usually make mistakes when they are not able to align their CRM strategy to their business goals 4) Data collection becomes an issue 5) Software industry is expected to grow by 7 to 8% in next 5 years; enterprise application market is predicted to grow by 5 to 6% and CRM by 2 to 3%. Many companies and experts are conservative about the growth of this industry because ROI is not realized.

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