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Wednesday 18 May 2016

New Report - Application Infrastructure and Middleware Market Growth And Forecast To 2015

The application infrastructure and middleware market earned promising revenue worth USD 23 billion in 2014. This improved the overall revenue of the enterprise market to 428 billion in the same year. Cloud platforms are the biggest threat to the market, with established players offering PaaS (Platform as a Service) as a viable option.

Service oriented architecture allows the same set of codes to be repeated for a single application instead of writing a different code for individual parts. Middleware are a group of tools that allow the exchange of information between the client and the server. Thus, they serve as the intermediary link between the application and the user.

Binding applications in this manner is termed as enterprise application integration. With this method, a business can reduce errors, duplication of data, and improve efficiency. Multiple delivery models, data integration requirements, and dependence on management technologies are factors driving the market. Middleware, alone is expected to grow at a 9.1% CAGR in the years ahead. 


Business-to-business and multiple-enterprise middleware, general-purpose portal products, software-oriented architecture, integration and platform middleware, and business process management entail as products of the market. IBM leads the business product management sector with a 29% market share in 2013.

North America and Western Europe are large markets for this product. It had 45% and 29% shares respectively. Asia Pacific followed them with a lowly 14% share. This indicates the need for in-memory computing and related technologies. These new technologies deem a challenge for the IT department. But the companies which don’t adopt these latest methods will fall behind their competitors.


Prime vendors of the application infrastructure and middleware market include IBM, Microsoft, Oracle, Software AG, and Salesforce. IBM will lead the market from 2010 since it has left behind its competitors in terms of revenue.

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