Growth Seen in Manufacturing Operations Software Market | SupplyChainBrain

Growth Seen in Manufacturing Operations Software Market

November 14, 2007

The manufacturing operations software application market is $4.6bn and continuing to build momentum. AMR Research anticipates strong growth through 2011 as global manufacturers forge ahead with demand-driven transformations and realign manufacturing capacity to serve emerging consumer markets.
Source: AMR Research, http://amrresearch.com

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