SAN FRANCISCO -- The system integration market has high growth potential over the next six years owing to the perennial need for open and distributed architectures. High implementation cost may deter SMEs and start-ups from implementing system management solutions.

Further key findings from the study suggest:

Infrastructure integration accounted for over 35% of the overall market share in 2013, closely followed by consulting. Cloud system integration service is expected to gain prominence owing to several inherent characteristics such as variable cost, dynamic scaling, and utility price. In addition, it is a viable option for organizations to address the issues of volatile demand and low available capital, as several users can access a single hardware, thereby saving the cost incurred for deploying additional hardware. Business process integration is expected to be a key market in the consulting application sector due to its efficiency and automated governance.

North America emerged as a key regional market in 2013 as a result of significant investments made by governments in implementing system integration solutions across several departments. Asia Pacific has significant growth potential over the forecast period owing to growing market participants’ presence in Japan, China, and India.
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