According to a new IDC report, IBM in 2001 became the marketshare leader in Western Europe, with 28.8 percent of the market. Western European is a $590 million application server market (more than a quarter of the worldwide market).
Read IBM's Press Release.
Read about the report Western European Application Server Software Platform Market. The abstract contains many key and interesting findings.
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IDC: IBM Websphere Marketshare Leader in Western Europe (8 messages)
- Posted by: Floyd Marinescu
- Posted on: July 03 2002 17:11 EDT
Threaded Messages (8)
- IDC: IBM Websphere Marketshare Leader in Western Europe by tim fox on July 04 2002 09:44 EDT
- IDC: IBM Websphere Marketshare Leader in Western Europe by Jason McKerr on July 05 2002 11:53 EDT
- IDC: IBM Websphere Marketshare Leader in Western Europe by Gennadiy Civil on July 05 2002 14:31 EDT
- IDC: IBM Websphere Marketshare Leader in Western Europe by Ryan Breidenbach on July 05 2002 16:07 EDT
- IDC: IBM Websphere Marketshare Leader in Western Europe by Francis Ho on July 08 2002 12:22 EDT
- IDC: IBM Websphere Marketshare Leader in Western Europe by Ramesh Ramachandran on July 08 2002 16:51 EDT
- IDC: IBM Websphere Marketshare Leader in Western Europe by Ray Harrison on July 10 2002 11:15 EDT
- IDC: IBM Websphere Marketshare Leader in Western Europe by jung mier on July 10 2002 03:28 EDT
- IDC: IBM Websphere Marketshare Leader in Western Europe by Ramesh Ramachandran on July 08 2002 16:51 EDT
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- Posted by: tim fox
- Posted on: July 04 2002 09:44 EDT
- in response to Floyd Marinescu
remember that market share <> no of installations of server.
market share is only a measure of $.
so, for instance Jboss isn't even on this report.
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- Posted by: Jason McKerr
- Posted on: July 05 2002 11:53 EDT
- in response to tim fox
Yeah, I agree. I'd like to some some more studies on install base instead of "dollar base." JBoss comes to mind, but also less expensive app servers like JRun and Orion come to mind. You could have 15 installs of JRun for every one install of IBM (isn't it about 20k/cpu?) and it still wouldn't be the "market leader" according to this report. I wanna know who's using what.
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- Posted by: Gennadiy Civil
- Posted on: July 05 2002 14:31 EDT
- in response to Floyd Marinescu
Who cares?
I think the entire J2EE community is sick of these "surveys" that exist for the sole purpose of marketing.
Gennadiy
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- Posted by: Ryan Breidenbach
- Posted on: July 05 2002 16:07 EDT
- in response to Gennadiy Civil
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I think the entire J2EE community is sick of these "surveys" that exist for the sole purpose of marketing.
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Amen, brother! -
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- Posted by: Francis Ho
- Posted on: July 08 2002 12:22 EDT
- in response to Floyd Marinescu
It is easy to increase your market share when you rename all your products into WebSphere... (MQ Series, Crossworlds, GO/Servlet, etc...)
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- Posted by: Ramesh Ramachandran
- Posted on: July 08 2002 16:51 EDT
- in response to Francis Ho
This survey is interesting only from the context of
Weblogic vs Websphere
As you all know, especially in new projects, when selecting a software product, the CTO/decision maker goes with the market share leader. -
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- Posted by: Ray Harrison
- Posted on: July 10 2002 11:15 EDT
- in response to Ramesh Ramachandran
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As you all know, especially in new projects, when selecting a software product, the CTO/decision maker goes with the market share leader.
</quote>
Depends on who advises the so-called decision makers. Thank the gods your statement isn't always true.
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- Posted by: jung mier
- Posted on: July 10 2002 03:28 EDT
- in response to Francis Ho
Doesn't the same apply to BEA ? tuxedo = weblogic etc.