ERP Sales Recruiters

Accounting/Financial

Global market outlays for this type of software that is an essential component of an ERP slate is currently $15 billon. This number is expected to increase to $24 billion by the middle of the 2020’s due to ever-changing regulatory requirements and a host of new and expanding companies that require this type of finance-related solution.

Business Intelligence

Market demand for BI software in the US alone is currently reaching almost $25 billion, and this amount will seemingly eclipse $40 billion by 2028 given current trends. Visualization, analytics, a plethora of new information being generated on a daily basis, and other key factors will continue to drive demand.

CRM

From the Bay Area to Montana, we’ve assisted a wide range of Customer Relationship Management software companies when they’ve needed to expand sales teams, hire a new CXO, fill out a marketing roster, and tend to many other requirements on the hiring scale. Worldwide market numbers are currently about $60 billion, and it seems that this tally will increase to approximately $150 billion by the end of the decade.

Human Resources

Global HR software growth has been strong in recent years, and projections show that the overall global market will reach nearly $60 billion by the tail end of the 2020’s. Oracle, Workday, SAP, and others lead this group while a strong array of newly formed and emerging companies have been established to address always changing and more specific needs.

Inventory Management/Manufacturing

Current numbers show that outlays on IM software stand around $2 billion. This should expand to almost $5 billion within the next few years given projected growth figures. Organization and efficiency at all levels have become even more paramount in recent times and demand is growing proportionately.

Supply Chain Management/Logistics

SCM solutions have been an increasingly essential piece of software for countless companies to utilize, particularly over the past couple of years as the pandemic appeared. Disruptions across warehousing, transportation, and other pieces of the overall supply chain have prompted companies in a wide range of verticals to seek out the most efficient and readily implementable products to maintain productivity. The present-day market size of about $20 billion will more than likely move past $50 billion as 2030 nears.