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Apr 5
On-demand: Biggest software trend for the next 3 years! Part 2

The on-demand software market is beginning to take off as industry wide global revenue increased by 40% in 2004 to $4.2 billion according to research firm International Data Corp. (IDC), and is expected to reach $10 billion by 2009.

One of the real pluses of this technology is that it can be integrated into your existing IT system or one that you are developing. This includes inventory, accounting, HR management, Web security among dozens of other options.
 
IDC research analyst Erin Traudt says "Ultimately, customers want their business problems solved and the on-demand model provides another option to help accomplish that important and necessary feat." 

In spite of all the growth of service companies and growing options of applications, CRM (customer relationship management) is by far the single most valuable application for small to mid-size companies.

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On-demand: Biggest software trend for the next 3 years!

At the end of last year Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer called on-demand software the most important trend in the software market over the next 2 or 3 years. "And at the end of the day, I think it's going to have its most profound impact on smaller and medium size companies." Ballmer told industry insiders at a Washington, D.C. meeting on Dec. 7.

Blinc Inc., a beauty products company, has taken to it completely. Inc.com reports on it saying "Blinc Inc... has to coordinate business divisions spread out across the entire country -- from a call center in Colorado to a fulfillment and shipping warehouse in Florida, from an accountant in Washington to a purchasing manager in Vancouver, British Columbia.

"In January 2006, Blinc put the bulk of its customer relationship data -- along with shipping, accounting and other company information -- online in an integrated bundle of management applications hosted by NetSuite. Farsedakis pays a modest annual licensing fee for the software, and a monthly per-user fee. For that, his 15 full-time employees and hundreds of sales reps nationwide have access to real-time customer, product and sales data -- all of which can be instantly integrated -- at the click of a mouse anytime, anywhere." 

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