PUBLISHER: Grand View Research | PRODUCT CODE: 1376232
PUBLISHER: Grand View Research | PRODUCT CODE: 1376232
The Europe Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software market size is expected to reach USD 35.07 billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of 9.1% from 2023 to 2030, according to a new study by Grand View Research, Inc.. The growth of the market can be attributed to several key factors. Firstly, there is an increasing availability of customized ERP products, which allows businesses to tailor their ERP solutions to their specific needs. This customization helps in minimizing the overall cost of ownership. Moreover, many organizations across Europe are focusing on digital transformation initiatives to stay competitive in the market. As a result, numerous companies are developing and offering cloud-based ERP software. These cloud-based solutions are particularly attractive due to their lower operating costs.Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are also expected to play a significant role in driving the growth of the market. They are likely to adopt cloud-enabled ERP software, which offers cost-effective solutions
In addition, these ERP systems are designed to be accessible through smartphones and tablets, aligning with the growing trend of mobile work environments. Thus, driving the growth of the market.
ERP suppliers with multiple locations and subsidiaries use an enterprise resource planning system with two tiers, facilitating the growth of the market. The headquarters will use a tier 1 ERP that is highly customized and has the functionality to run a large global company. Subsidiaries or smaller business units often use a tier 2 ERP that is less resource-intensive. By integrating these two ERP systems, information flows automatically from tier 2 to tier 1, ensuring that a single source of accurate data can be used for master data management or enterprise-wide data management. Tier 1 software typically handles core business functions such as human resources, finance, and procurement. Tier 2 systems manage activities specific to each subsidiary, such as marketing, manufacturing, and sales processes. Enterprises across Europe are using a two-tier ERP system to cut costs. The organization realized that retaining current ERP systems and migrating to tier-two systems was a far more effective approach to implementing ERP.
End-user companies are collaborating with ERP software providers to maximize enterprise technology investments. Their combined expertise helps clients achieve their business goals faster and achieve full ERP potential. For instance, in June 2023, Bain & Company, a consulting company partnered with SAP SE, an ERP software provider to enable successful cloud-based business transformations, including ERP. Bain & Company migrated to SAP S/4HANA, cloud-based ERP software worldwide. Bain standardized and automated its finance processes, made data available faster, and tracked business performance in real-time with the help of SAP SE. Thus, increasing implementation of cloud ERP software is expected to drive the market demand.
ERP solutions are integrated with AI and ML capabilities to automate repetitive tasks, improve predictive analytics, and enhance fraud detection. AI-driven insights can transform financial data analysis and risk assessment. Cloud ERP systems use AI algorithms to analyze historical data, market patterns, and outside influences, providing more precise and useful financial projections, thereby boosting the growth of the finance segment in the market.
The complexity and nature of the business are considered when calculating ERP costs. The standard cost for ERP implementation ranges from USD 9,000 to 750,000 depending on the firm size. It is necessary for discrete various end-use companies to have multiple functionalities, such as supply chain management, production management, and quality control. Budgets, finances, and other issues act as some of the concerns for an accounting business, which increases costs.This factor acts as a critical restraining factor for the market growth.