Industry Analysis & Industry Trends
The Computer Programming industry consists of businesses that write, modify and test systems and applications software, databases and webpages. The industry has made considerable progress over the past decade as people have become reliant on electronic devices in many facets of their lives. News, video and general web access via mobile phones, as well as automated client relationship software and advertising software applications, are all now an integral part of modern culture. Continued developments in technology have helped the industry weather the worst of the recession. Industry revenue is expected to grow at a compound annual rate of 1.8% over the five years through 2013-14. The industry is forecast to generate revenue of £17.1... purchase to read more
Industry Report - Industry Key Buyers Chapter
The UK Computer Programming industry has a low level of market concentration, as the four largest operators in the industry are expected to account for just 8.6% of revenue in 2013-14. The industry has become slightly more concentrated at the top since 2008-09. This is primarily due to the growth strategies employed by the major players, in particular the growth of IBM and Oracle via acquisitions. Success in the industry is contingent on knowledge and expertise, which international companies can easily share throughout the business, such that developments made in research centres around the world can be brought to the UK market. These companies are therefore in the best position to capitalise on advancements in technology and increases in technology adoption... purchase to read more