There are about 30 million industrial workers in Europe alone. Globally, around 100 million. With an average IT & software spending of 1.3K euro per worker per year, it's a 39 billion market just for Europe. By industrial workers we mean industry + logistics + construction.
Very roughly, market can be segmented into :
According to everyone from Gartner and strategyzers, ERP is slowly dying. ERP (SAS, Oracle, ...) made the unspoken promise for industrial companies to be always up to date and coherent across the board in their organizations. The promise failed, so everyone is moving to the Cloud, and moving to a SaaS-enabled IT suite.
2. Nobody has cash to implement in 24 months.
Traditional cycle of IT implementation are going to get heavily disrupted. Fast implementation will become a must-have. 3. Manufacturing reshoring is going to be massive
With the current production debacle, Europe will be massively reshoring production and manufacturing capabilities. We are going to be there to tool them, IT-wise.
affect our organisation/service?
We are going through a deep recession which will last anything from 12 to 36 months. We are not affected as our solutions are simpler, cheaper than the alternative, and IT spending will keep very strong.