This IDC study is a revised version of Worldwide Model-Driven Development and Business Rules Management Systems 20042008 Forecast and 2003 Vendor Shares (IDC #32392, December 2004). The original document was revised due to changes that IDC is making with regard to how several leading business rules management systems (BRMS) vendors map to our software taxonomy and how IDC allocates revenue from these vendors to the IDC BRMS functional market. These revisions in no way suggest (more…)
This IDC study provides a first look at the 2009–2013 forecast for the worldwide business rules management systems (BRMS) market. While it is clear that the contraction in IT spending will significantly reduce growth in the BRMS market in 2009 and into 2010, we continue to be optimistic regarding growth opportunities due to the increasing visibility that the market will receive and needs related to business awareness, governance, risk, and compliance. However, the BRMS market (more…)
This IDC study provides a first look at the 2009-2013 forecast for the worldwide business rules management systems (BRMS) market. While it is clear that the contraction in IT spending will significantly reduce growth in the BRMS market in 2009 and into 2010, we continue to be optimistic regarding growth opportunities due to the increasing visibility that the market will receive and needs related to business awareness, governance, risk, and compliance. However, the BRMS market is (more…)
This IDC study examines the business rules management systems (BRMS) market for the period from 2005 to 2012, with vendor revenue trends and market growth forecasts. The worldwide BRMS market continues to enjoy healthy growth with revenue increasing 11.4% from $234.2 million in 2006 to $260.8 million in 2007. However, there are considerable warning signs on the horizon that are suggesting to ISVs that Bette Davis was right when she said, “Fasten you seatbelts. It’s going to be a (more…)
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