Market HighlightsThe global retail inventory management software market is expected to grow rapidly through the forecast period.
The growth of e-commerce industry, need for asset tracking in inventory with the help of mobile devices, and centralization of inventory data among various verticals are promoting the growth for the market.The global retail inventory management software market is classified into deployment, end-user, and region.Get a Free Sample https://www.marketresearchfuture.com/sample_request/5679Key playersSome of the key players in the global retail inventory management software market are Epicor Software Corporation (U.S.), Oracle Corporation (U.S.), SAP SE (Germany), Microsoft Corporation (U.S.), JDA Software (U.S.), Netsuite (U.S.), Fishbowl (U.S.), inFlow Inventory Software (Canada), IBM Corporation (U.S.), Totvs S.A (Brazil), Retalix Ltd (Israel), and Quintiq (Netherlands), among others.Other vendors include Sage Group plc (U.K), Logility, Inc (U.S.), Lawson Software (U.S.), Aldata Software Management Inc (Canada), Accellos (U.S.), BluJay Solutions.
(U.S.), Kinaxis (Canada), Kewill Systems (U.S.), Manhattan Associates (U.S.), Servigistics (U.S.), and GTNexus (U.S.), among others.The prominent players constantly keep on innovating and investing in research and development in order to present a cost-effective portfolio.
There have been recent mergers and acquisitions among the key players, where the business entities expect to strengthen theirRegional AnalysisOn the basis of geography, the market is studied for North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Rest of the World.
Among these regions, the market is majorly dominated by North America, at present, due to higher concentration of inventory management companies in countries, such as the United States and Canada.Europe has acquired the second largest market share and is expected to show a decent growth in the retail inventory management software market.
However, the Asia Pacific region is expected to show the highest CAGR during the forecast period.