Want to pull a list of companies using this tech? Use GTM.AI in your AI tool of choice
close
Homepage  >  Market Share  >  Enterprise Resource Planning  > 

Oracle Enterprise Resource Planning

Oracle Enterprise Resource Planning

By Oracle
  • #19 Software in Enterprise Resource Planning
  • Oracle Enterprise Resource Planning market share is 0.22% with more than 3578 companies using this software
  • Datanyze helps you reach more than 20,161,963 contacts that are using Oracle Enterprise Resource Planning , including Amazon Walmart Microsoft

    Find Contacts

    Websites Added

    214

    arrow

    Websites Dropped

    3,578

    arrow

    Current Websites

    N/A

    Market Share

    0.22%

    ABOUT ORACLE ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING

    Oracle Enterprise Resource Planning Cloud helps manage accounting, financial planning and analysis (FP&A), revenue recognition, risk management, governance, compliance, procurement, project planning, tax reporting, the financial close, and more.

    Top industries using this technology

    Top competitors of Oracle Enterprise Resource Planning

    Top Competitors Websites Market Share Vendor
    1,284,922
    78.14%
    69,703
    4.24%
    55,344
    3.37%
    30,527
    1.86%
    18,189
    1.11%
    17,385
    1.06%
    16,904
    1.03%
    15,144
    0.92%
    12,555
    0.76%
    6,445
    0.39%
    See More

    What is Oracle Enterprise Resource Planning and what is used for?

    Oracle Enterprise Resource Planning Cloud helps manage accounting, financial planning and analysis (FP&A), revenue recognition, risk management, governance, compliance, procurement, project planning, tax reporting, the financial close, and more.

    Which software are similar or alternative to Oracle Enterprise Resource Planning

    Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central is one of the most well-known alternatives to Oracle Enterprise Resource Planning

    Who uses Oracle Enterprise Resource Planning?

    3578 companies reportedly use Oracle Enterprise Resource Planning in their tech stacks, including Amazon, Walmart, Microsoft