Software Users Data

Oracle isn’t one product — it’s a family of enterprise systems, and “companies that use Oracle” could mean any of three quite different things: Oracle Database (the core data platform), Oracle E-Business Suite or EBS (the ERP/CRM/SCM applications built on top of it), and Oracle Cloud (Oracle’s cloud infrastructure and applications). If you’re trying to […]

AWS (Amazon Web Services) is the world’s largest cloud platform, used by everyone from single-person startups to some of the biggest companies on the planet. If you’re trying to work out which companies actually use AWS — and how big the biggest ones really are — this article covers both: real, sourced examples of major

SAP isn’t one product — it’s a family of enterprise systems covering finance, supply chain, CRM, analytics and more, and which ones a company runs says a lot about how it operates. This article breaks down the different SAP products and modules in plain terms, covers the ECC-to-S/4HANA migration story that’s forcing decisions across the

Salesforce is the world’s most widely used CRM platform, and its customer base ranges from single-person startups to some of the largest companies on the planet. If you’re trying to work out whether Fortune 500 companies actually use Salesforce — and how to reach the wider population of businesses running it — this article covers

Which Companies Use HubSpot? A 2026 Breakdown by Industry and Company Size HubSpot has grown from a marketing-blog tool into one of the most widely used CRM platforms in the world, and the scale is easy to state but harder to make specific. HubSpot itself reports 299,458 paying customers globally and $3.45 billion in annual

Microsoft Dynamics in the UK: A 2026 Breakdown by Industry and Company Size Microsoft Dynamics has become one of the default choices for UK businesses moving off spreadsheets and legacy systems, and the wider numbers back that up. The UK’s CRM software market alone is estimated at around £2.9 billion in 2025, growing at roughly