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Accounting and Budgeting Software Market Analysis and Forecast For Next 5 Years

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Major & Emerging Players in Accounting and Budgeting Software Market:- Sage Intacct, Inc, (United States), Adaptive Insights (United States), Oracle NetSuite (United States), Microsoft Corporation (United States), SAP SE (Germany), MIP Fund Accounting (Abila MIP) (United States), Prophix (Canada), FreshBooks (Canada), QuickBooks (United States), Planful, Inc (United States), Wave Financial (Canada), Springbrook Software (United States), Blackbaud Financial Edge NXT (United States), Tagetik Software srl (Italy), Xero (New Zealand). The Accounting and Budgeting Software Market Study by AMA Research gives an essential tool and source to Industry stakeholders to figure out the market and other fundamental technicalities, covering growth, opportunities, competitive scenarios, and key trends in the Accounting and Budgeting Software market. The accounting and budgeting software helps in automating the operation involved in financial resources and expenses and helps in planning budgets. The software offers complexity yet helps in decision making, it is used by the finance professionals for the financial tasks. It eliminates the risk of inaccuracy and human errors, makes repetitive routines easier, and offers efficiency.

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Opportunities: Rising Accounting and Budgeting Information Worldwide in Every Industry will Boost the Accounting and Budgeting Software

Market Drivers: The Demand for Automating the Managing Accounting and Budgeting Operations

Need for Data Accuracy, Effectively and Efficiency

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Oracle Planning Balance Sheet Drivers

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This is me getting what I deserve, but I don’t get an opportunity to go into stuff this much. Of course, first I need to list characters to talk about.

Minwa - Half-Orc Barbarian Mercenary Stella - Gnome Bard / Oracle of Bones Magdalin Tenderthorn - Human Ranger Zith - Changeling Rogue Black Dulheart - Worldwalker Samantha Hodges - Host of Autumn Theresa W. - Host of Spring Thok - Orc Friend

L. For the Writer/Owner

How have your characters changed since you created them?

Minwa - Not much. I only got to use her as my PF character for a few months, most of a semester. Although she did murder another PC and suffered no repercussions.

Stella - Not much. She was used for pickup games of a modular campaign a friend came up with. Biggest change was that she added more undead to her posse.

Magdalin Tenderthorn - A bit. Since I knew the campaign she was a PC in, I wanted to have her in a more support-ish role. I wanted to play her as a quiet badass, but she evolved into a sassy murder-hobo, often exchanging witty banter with the barbarian.

Zith - Not at all. They were used for maybe a month or two, but I had plans for them to constantly be changing their identity throughout the campaign. I guess they did change in that they lost all of their confidence to be effective in combat (this was 4e DnD)

Black Dulheart - A lot. He started as this nebulous figure I came up with who secretly averted real-world tragedies like 9/11, whisking all of the passengers away to Somewhere Else. When I started participating in online groups more that needed OCs, he evolved into my ‘mary-sue,’ a charismatic, powerful person who had almost unlimited resources at his disposal. 

Samantha Hodges - A lot. I first ‘created’ her in a dream when she happened to be what form my persona took (and I liked her design so much I kept her). In that dream she was hanging out drinking with a crew of vikings. Now she hosts a primal force of the Universe and has to wander different worlds and dimensions to ensure that the balance is maintained. Unfortunately, the power she was saddled with tends to involve things dying- The Avatar of Autumn represents the dying season, when things prepare to sleep and the green fades from the world. Before becoming a Host, she was (and still is) someone with family issues and depression, who tries to not care by smoking or drinking.

Theresa W. - A lot. I can’t remember how I first came up with her design, but it definitely involved the thoughts ‘small angry skater punk girl from a dystopian future.’ She’s really come into her own though, especially after telling me that she was trans. That explained A TON about how she interacted with the world she came from.

Thok - Thok began as a joke reference character from something that I have forgotten. His name, as he says, “Come from sound Thok head make when dropped as baby.” Not having the same ferocious disposition as his fellow orc babies (but being strong enough to fend off attempts to kill him), Thok’s tribe left him for dead in the woods. They tossed him, actually. He would have died if he hadn’t been stumbled upon by a halfling couple who were retiring from their adventuring careers. The two raised him as their own, and he thinks of himself as a ‘tall halfling’ (they even officially adopted him, so he is legally a halfling). While I never got to use Thok (yet), he has the potential to become a world-renown philosopher (”What *is* Thok? Hmmm. Thok is... Thok.”) and heir to the mighty elven kingdom (through many bastard children).

What do you consider the biggest themes in your character, if any?

Minwa - Violence without mercy

Stella - Nauseating optimism

Magdalin Tenderthorn - Righteous fury, Friendship

Zith - Identity

Black Dulheart - Fun

Samantha Hodges - Found family, Dealing with loss

Theresa W. - Fighting injustice, Dysphoria

Thok - Fierce loyalty, Strength 

Did you create the character to be like yourself, did they end up being like yourself, or are they very different from you?

Minwa - Very different. She follows the money without question; you pay her, and she will act without remorse.

Stella - A little like me? Stella likes to see things a little crooked, but she is far more charismatic and optimistic than I am

Magdalin Tenderthorn - Pretty different. I didn’t design her to have much personality since I’d read the campaign books, and I didn’t want to be metagaming by having her take charge of things.

Zith - Very similar. They’re genderfluid, like I am, and they have a power I wish I had. Plus they like to listen to other people go on about things.

Black Dulheart - Similar. He embodies my passion and desire to make the world a better place. Of course, being my OP OC, he can perform feats of power far beyond anything actually possible.

Samantha Hodges - Similar. She did spawn from one of my dreams, and I think she has an aesthetic I wish I had (dark, creepy, with bits of fun because why the fuck not). Sam is much taller than me, tho. And smokes cigarettes. Blech. Whenever I write her I just think about what I would do in that situation.

Theresa W. - Mixed. Theresa is a character where I can understand exactly where she is coming from, but I do not agree with how she approaches the world. She kind of scares me sometimes. But then I see her in pain and lonely, and know all too well what that feels like. Of these characters, she’s the one I designed to be different, but ended up similar.

Thok - Different. Thok is... well, Thok. He is willing to throw himself into danger to save a friend or stranger, and I would like to think that I have that capacity as well. However, he is an orc barbarian, and I am a squishy commoner. He also has the luxury of not needing to think about consequences; he doesn’t have the brainpower for that sort of thing

Would you hang out with your OC if you could?

Depends on what hanging out means. All of them can be cordial when in a peaceful setting, and I would like to speak with them and learn about them if that was possible. Minwa and Magdalin would probably unnerve me, though.

Which OC do you think is the most decent morally or behaviorally?  AKA, which is supposed to a “good guy”?

Thok is the paragon of everything that is good and decent in the world.

Black also, but he’s more lawful and understands that there is a grey side to many things.

Stella is also ‘good,’ but she uses unconventional means (necromancy) to further her goals.

Which OC do you think is the worst morally or behaviorally? AKA, which is supposed to be a “bad guy”?

Minwa. She will do anything as long as you pay her well enough. There are some things that she ‘can’t’ be paid to do cuz she would charge infinity money, but still.

Theresa. Not that she is evil, but she has a grudge against the world and is out to make the world pay up for wronging her.

Which OC do you think is the most attractive?

Zith, cuz they’re a shapeshifter.

What’s the longest you’ve had an OC for?

I first came up with Black Dulheart in 2001, so 16 years almost

How did you come up with your OC?

Minwa - Pathfinder; wanted to make the strongest, scariest barbarian girl I could

Stella - Pathfinder; wanted to do something really silly and have a posse of undead so I could take ALL OF THE TURNS

Magdalin Tenderthorn - Pathfinder; wanted to make a badass crossbow ranger

Zith - Dnd 4e; I hadn’t figured out I was genderfluid yet, so I guess they were going to be my first attempt at expressing myself. Also wanted to be a sneaky rogue

Black Dulheart - Imaginary; See question 1

Samantha Hodges - Dream; got to drink with vikings inside their giant whale-ship

Theresa W. - Worldbuilding; after I figured out where Samantha came from, I made Theresa next to have more characters in that world

Thok - Joke; I can’t remember where I heard the thing that made me come up with his name and name origin, but I just had to make him a character sheet after that

Ah shit! I forgot about Alejandro Velasquez, Driver Extraordinaire(tm)! Oh well.

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Cloud ERP Market by Component (Solution and Services), Business Function (Accounting and Finance, Sales and Marketing, and Inventory and Order Management), Industry Vertical, Organization Size, and Region - Global Forecast to 2025 published on

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Cloud ERP Market by Component (Solution and Services), Business Function (Accounting and Finance, Sales and Marketing, and Inventory and Order Management), Industry Vertical, Organization Size, and Region - Global Forecast to 2025

Increasing adoption of cloud-based solutions to drive the cloud ERP market

The global cloud ERP market size is expected to grow from USD 45.3 billion in 2020 to USD 101.1 billion by 2025, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 17.4% during the forecast period. The major factors driving the growth of the cloud ERP industry include growing demand among enterprises to improve operational efficiency and streamline business processes, the impact of COVID-19 pandemic, and increasing adoption of cloud-based solutions

Finance and Accounting segment to grow at the highest CAGR during the forecast period

Finance and accounting are some of the most crucial business processes in any organization. Enterprises take great care while handling the data related to financials. Cloud ERP for finance and accounting is designed to be comprehensive, integrated, and highly scalable for global companies in a wide variety of industries. It has features such as ledger and analytics, and payables and assets. It manages customer data centrally, creates customer invoices, receives and applies for customer payments, manages customer balances, recognizes revenues and invoices, applies for customer payments, and identifies & tracks bankrupt customers. Cloud ERP gathers financial data and generates reports, such as ledgers, trail balance data, overall balance sheets, and quarterly financial statements.

Manufacturing vertical segment to account for the largest market size in 2020

Manufacturing Cloud ERP software integrates manufacturing, inventory management, and accounting to help businesses ensure raw materials are available for production, manage the manufacturing process, maintain revisions, and track financials. Integrated ERP for manufacturing helps streamline business processes, generate accurate pricing, and calculate total manufacturing costs. Manufacturing companies have been moving their traditional ERP systems to cloud as they realize that their core competency is manufacturing, not managing software and hardware. Cloud ERP offerings from various prominent vendors are more secure and reliable solutions than most of the in-house solutions and have become a distinct advantage for enterprises. For instance, Acumatica ERP software for the manufacturing industry integrates with financial and CRM modules to effectively support all major business areas, helping flexible business processes to plan and control manufacturing operations.

SMEs segment to record the fastest growth rate during the forecast period

SMEs across the globe are rapidly adopting advanced technologies to create a niche for themselves in the global market. The rapid adoption of digitalization and automation has augmented profits for SMEs and greatly enhanced their business productivity. Organizations with an employee range between 1 and 1000 are categorized under the SME segment. Cost-effectiveness is an essential need for SMEs, as limited budgets always constrain them. SMEs are investing in cloud ERP solutions to enhance their business processes and compete with large organizations. Cloud ERP solution enables SMEs to improve their overall productivity by helping them reduce the manufacturing time.

North America to account for the largest market share during the forecast period

The North America region includes the US and Canada. North America witnessed the earliest adoption of cloud and mobile technologies, which has been significantly responsive to the adoption of cloud ERP solutions. Advancements in BYOD, M2M, and mobile and cloud technologies are the major factors responsible that have led to improving the efficiency of business processes. Hence, to derive benefits from these technologies, large enterprises are adopting cloud ERP solutions rapidly. Also, the integration of cloud ERP solutions with ERP enhances the features or capabilities of solutions.

North America is projected to encourage market growth, as large enterprises and SMEs are focused on developing innovative cloud ERP solutions, which are integrated with technological advancements, such as IoT and predictive maintenance. North America also witnessed an early adoption of cloud and mobility technologies and has an advanced IT infrastructure, which reduces operational expenditure through various advancements in technologies across various verticals. Currently, North America is the largest revenue contributor as compared to the other regions. However, the COVID-19 outbreak has resulted in the disruption of supply chains across verticals, which has led to a decline in their production capacities. This has led to an increase in demand for cloud ERP services from these verticals

By Company Type: Tier 1 – 48%, Tier 2 – 37%, and Tier 3 – 15%

By Designation: C-level Executives – 34%, Directors Level – 40%, Manager Level -26%

By Region: North America – 42%,Europe– 31%, APAC– 16%,and Rest of the World – 11%.

Some prominent players across all service types profiled in the cloud ERP market study include Oracle (US), Microsoft (US), SAP (Germany), IFS (Sweden), Infor (US), Sage Software (UK), Workday (US), Plex System (US), Ramco System (India), Epicor (US), Acumatica (US), Deltek (US), Unit 4 (Europe), SYSPRO (South Africa), QAD Inc (US), IQMS (US), MIE Track Pro (US), Genius Solutions (Canada), OpenPro (US), Global Shop Solutions (US).

Research coverage

The market study covers the cloud ERP market across different segments. It aims at estimating the market size and the growth potential of this market across different segments, such as component (solutions and services),business function type (finance and accounting, sales and marketing, and inventory and work order management), organization size (large enterprises and SMEs), verticals (BFSI, telecom, healthcare & life sciences, manufacturing, government and public sector, aerospace and defense, education, and others) and regions (North America, Europe, APAC, MEA, and Latin America).The study also includes an in-depth competitive analysis of the key market players, along with their company profiles, key observations related to product and business offerings, recent developments, and key market strategies.

Key benefits of buying the report

The report is expected to help the market leaders/new entrants in this market by providing them information on the closest approximations of the revenue numbers for the overall cloud ERP market and its segments. This report is also expected to help stakeholders understand the competitive landscape and gain insights to improve the position of their businesses and to plan suitable go-to-market strategies. The report also aims at helping stakeholders understand the pulse of the market and provide them with information on key market drivers, restraints, challenges, and opportunities.

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Oracle Custom Financial Planning Balance Sheet Drivers