Popularity

Popularity demonstrates the overall trends relating to the quantities of customer reviews about products in the Enterprise Content Management (ECM) category. While our popularity page does not explore user satisfaction, product affordability, competition dynamics, or language support - Yummy will have sections about those subjects as well.

Overall Popularity

Enterprise Content Management (ECM) is presently the 133rd most popular software category based on our data with 146 reviews last year. Year over year, Enterprise Content Management (ECM)'s user base fell 38.66%. Enterprise Content Management (ECM) reached its best popularity ranking in 2016 coming in 101st place with 75 ratings. Additionally, Enterprise Content Management (ECM) saw its minimum popularity in 2017 coming in 136th place with 146 customer reviews. In the last 10 years, the category has amassed 1,804 total ratings. As the 133rd most reviewed category globally, Enterprise Content Management (ECM) is not that popular of a category.

Oldest and Newest Products in the Market

The earliest Enterprise Content Management (ECM) product in our records is OnBase with its earliest review landing 10 years ago. The newest Enterprise Content Management (ECM) product to the market is DocStar ECM with its first tracked review cropping up in 2016.

Lets Take a Trip

The United States uses Enterprise Content Management (ECM) software in greater quantities than any other country with 1,219 customer reviews. The United States is trailed by Kenya, India, Canada, and Australia which have a collective average of 73 customer reviews. Over this past year Enterprise Content Management (ECM) category lost popularity in the United States to become the country's 120th most reviewed category. The most regularly used Enterprise Content Management (ECM) products are eFileCabinet with 372 reviews, DocuWare with 352 ratings, and iManage Work with 238 reviews.

Size Matters

Many outfits using Enterprise Content Management (ECM) products are medium businesses, representing 40% of all reviews. They are followed by small business customers (31%), and large business clients (29%). The adoption of Enterprise Content Management (ECM) products for medium businesses is receding currently, shrinking to 62% of the prior year's value. Enterprise Content Management (ECM) products for large businesses are experiencing diminishing popularity as well, falling 62% of the previous year's value.

Industry Makes All Things Easy

The top industries for Enterprise Content Management (ECM) are accounting, information technology and services, financial services, insurance, and hospital and health care.