The worldwide enterprise software market declined by 3.7 percent year-over-year in the first quarter of 2015. The euro depreciated relative to the dollar by over 17.6 percent from 1Q2014 to 1Q2015. This exchange rate fluctuation had a substantial negative impact on the US dollar value of euro-denominated sales and the overall reported growth rate of the market.
The suppliers included in this report recorded combined quarterly revenue of $21 billion, representing a 3.7 percent year-over-year decline, with the changes ranging from 17.6 percent increase for one supplier to a 12.5 percent decline for another. Seven suppliers, ClickSoftware, EMC, IBM, IFS, Infor, Oracle, and PTC, reported year-over-year decreases in software or product revenues.
Supplier Revenues
This ARC Advisory Group report discusses the most recent quarterly revenue results of the most prominent publicly traded enterprise software companies. We translate financial results reported in foreign currencies to US dollars using an average exchange rate for the given reporting period. The suppliers' reporting period for this analysis is the quarter ending in March, unless stated otherwise.
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