Sunday, December 26, 2010

How to Create an Online Bookstore Database


An online bookstore would have a lot of pages if it weren't for a database. Databases are what drive the products to a bookstore website. Websites such as Borders.com or BarnesAndNoble.com use databases in order to display information to their consumers. Similar to these examples, you must be smart about how you set up the database in the beginning so you won't run into problems when new data gets incorporated (or old data is removed). This guide will help you create a database that you can use for a long time.

Difficulty:
Moderate

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

  • Computer
  • Database software
  1. Instructions

    • 1
      Set up a database. In your database software, create a new database called "Bookstore." This will hold all the tables and data for your online bookstore.
    • 2
      Create a database table for types of products available. Bookstores today carry more than books, and each type of item must be accounted for. Set up a new database table called "ProductTypes." Define the table with the following attributes: a unique identifier, a name, a count. The identifier will be a number that is used as a reference in other tables. The name will be the name of the type, for example, "book", "CD", "DVD", "toys," etc. The count will be the total number of items of that product are available. This table will be beneficial when you generate reports pertaining to inventory.
    • 3
      Create a database table for each product type. If you have four types of products, then set up four separate tables, each with their own attributes. For example, a table called "CompactDisc" may have the following attributes: ID, artist, title, price, genre, tracks and description. A table called "Books" would have ID, title, authors, copyright year, publisher, category, pages, price and availability.
    • 4
      Create a database table for customers. Collect the following information from your website: name, address, email, phone, age range, username, password and interests. As a user inputs this information it will be inserted directly into your database under the "Customers" table.
    • 5
      Enter data into tables. Either enter data directly or use your database software's form for entering data into a specific table.
    • 6
      Run queries in your database software to see that you can cross-check tables properly. A website user will do searches for products that match a certain criteria. Doing your own search in the database software shows that searches like this can be done and that you're setting up the tables correctly.

Tips & Warnings

  • As a user fills out their profile, make some information optional such as credit/debit card information, age (or age range), and other personal data optional. You want your consumers to feel like they're having a safe user experience.
  • Adding unique identifiers to each table gives you a great way to reference a table's data for information. You also guarantee that no two rows will have identical information.
  • When you name your tables do not use spaces; database coding generally doesn't allow it. Also, avoid hyphens and underscores.

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What Is The Book Wizard?

The Book Wizard is a powerful, full-featured, user-friendly, point-of-sale and inventory control software program designed specifically for bookstores. Created with the relational database 4D, The Book Wizard is designed to run on Windows 98 thru XP PCs or Apple Macintosh computers running OS X. Your computer becomes a cash register by connecting a receipt printer, cash drawer and bar code scanner. As books are sold the on hand quantity is adjusted and sales history is updated. Other features include: purchase orders, receiving, returns, special orders, book fairs, book club, customer sales history, label printing, standard and custom reports, charts, graphs, financial information including FIFO based inventory valuation, and much more. The Book Wizard inventory control software is compliant with the 13 digit ISBN numbers.

Who Should Use The Book Wizard?

All booksellers need a reliable, user friendly, inventory management program, that will provide accurate on hand information as well as a complete sales history of their stock. Our customers range from specialty stores with a few thousand titles to million dollar bookstores stocking over 100,000 titles. The Book Wizard is used by children's, new age, general interest, used books, feminist, self-help, museum, equestrian, and church bookstores. No matter what size your store is, it is vital that you have accurate inventory control with a user friendly POS (point-of-sale) component. The graphic user interface (GUI) makes The Book Wizard extremely user-friendly. Employee training is fast and easy. New staff members learn the point-of-sale functions as quickly as they learn to use a cash register. Even if you are a computer novice, you can quickly learn to use The Book Wizard, without any expensive on-site training.

Is The Book Wizard Expensive?

When comparing costs to benefits, The Book Wizard is very inexpensive. The Book Wizard is designed to save you time and money by increasing your store's efficiency and productivity. You will be able to make better buying decisions by quickly reviewing the sales history of your merchandise, including, units sold, date last sold, and date last received. The Book Wizard provides you with the tools to identify your best selling books, and quickly reorder them so that they are never out-of-stock. You can also identify slow moving stock so that it can be put on the sale table or returned to the publisher. Increased inventory turns will lead to more efficient use of the money invested in inventory. Customer service and customer loyalty will be enhanced with the efficient tracking of special orders and use of the book club. The Book Wizard is affordable and expandable, allowing you to purchase only the features that best suit your needs and budget. Software prices range from $695.00 to $2,800.00.
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How Can The Book Wizard Help Me, Features, Point-of-Sale, Merchandise, Keyword Lookup, Purchase Orders, Receiving, Special Orders.
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Thursday, December 23, 2010

What is accounting software?
published: 2008-06-01
Essentially, accounting software refers to computer programs that are designed to perform accounting operations, and in effect, "do the books". There are many different kinds of accounting software packages that cater to a wide variety of needs, and it is thus vitally important to buy the right bookkeeping software for your business.

The most basic accounting program is a single-entry system – also referred to as a personal finance manager – that facilitates the writing of cheques and the keeping of records. More complex tools such as general ledger, accounts receivable and accounts payable are featured in double-entry systems, whereas sophisticated business software programs carry out a range of functions including payroll, inventory, invoicing, fixed asses, support sales analysis and time-based billing. Enterprise resource planning, or ERP software, is the most complex accounting system, as it is highly customisable and designed to cater to company-specific processes.

While some software packages are developed and designed by the companies using them, others can be purchased as comprehensive business accounting solutions from financial software retailers such as QuickBooks.

The main features and functions of business accounting software programs involve accounts payable, accounts receivable, payroll and trial balance. Below, find brief descriptions of some of the main components of business accounting software:
 
  • Accounts receivable: This is where a business keeps a record of all the money it receives.
  • Accounts payable: This is where a business keeps a record of all its bills, the money it owes, and where payments are managed.
  • General ledger: This is what is commonly referred to as "the books".
  • Trial balance: This is where the business can compare debits and credits, and ultimately, establish whether it is running at a profit or a loss.
  • Billing/invoicing: This is where invoices are generated before they are sent out to the company’s customers or clients.
  • Stock/inventory: This accounting tool helps businesses to manage their inventories.
  • Purchase order: This is where a business orders its stock or inventory.
  • Sales order: This is where a business keeps account of customers’ orders in order to populate its inventory. 
Additional accounting software functions include debt collection, business expenses, inquiries, payroll software, financial reports, timesheets and purchase requisitions. When deciding which software solution to choose for your company, it is essential to understand your unique business needs and hence, to select a program with the appropriate features.

With more than 45 000 subscribers in South Africa alone, QuickBooks offers a comprehensive range of accounting software packages – one of which is guaranteed to suit the needs of your business. Why not contact us to discuss your business’s unique requirements today?
Benefits of a sound accounting system for your business
published: 2008-06-01
The advantages of using an efficient accounting software package to manage your business’ books are manifold. The most obvious of these is that a good bookkeeping system will enable you to track your invoices, manage your cash flow, and ultimately, establish whether your company is running at a profit or a loss.
   
To put it simply, a comprehensive accounting software program will save you both time and money as it facilitates the growth of your business. More specifically, it will help you to: 

•    Store information systematically and accurately.

•    Keep your finger on the pulse by allowing you access to your business’s financial information at any time. You will also be able to compare your company’s current financial status with information from previous months, and so gain a useful overview of the direction in which your business is heading.

•    Improve your invoicing system – good small business accounting software will help you by not only enabling faster and more efficient invoicing, but also by allowing you to track your invoices more effectively. Such software will calculate appropriate taxes and any reduced rates automatically, leaving you with more time to concentrate on your business. What ’s more, your invoices can be tailored to suit your company perfectly.

•    Track and keep good record of your receivables and customers. Business software can also help you to stay up to date with overdue payments, and even generate payment reminder letters for your customers.

•    Calculate taxes quickly and efficiently. In addition, you will be able to compare the current year’s tax with the previous year’s tax amount, which will give you valuable insight in terms of what to expect for the next year. 
What is so great about QuickBooks accounting software?
Our highly efficient and customisable accounting solutions work for 3.7 million subscribers all over the world – 45 000 of whom are South African. As the top international seller of tailored accounting software packages, QuickBooks is guaranteed to have the perfect bookkeeping system for your business. Here are some of the reasons why:

It will save you time, and by implication, money. QuickBooks software makes keeping up with tax and VAT requirements, legal updates and revised accounting forms a pleasure. Our intuitive and systematic structure will guide you from installing the software through to doing everything that is necessary for you to keep your business’s books accurate and up to date. What’s more, you can view your company’s financial information at any time, and so, keep your finger firmly on the pulse of your business!    

It grows with your business. The celebrated QuickBooks range of financial software caters for all types of companies, from home-based businesses to large firms. The really great news is that it is perfectly compatible with other software packages such as Microsoft Office, and as your business grows, you can upgrade to a more complex package without hassles or having to start from scratch.

Contact us today to discuss your software requirements. We’re sure to have the ideal accounting software package to suit the needs of your business!
Understanding basic accounting
published: 2010-06-04
Accounting forms the foundation of every successful business. Every business needs a system to be accountable for the utilisation of funds in order to keep its cash flow in smooth operation. The universal system used to keep financial records and reports of all funds spent, received and owed to a business is basic accounting, and keeping this system streamlined requires careful planning and implementation of processes.

Even the most basic accounting systems need the stability of meticulous processes to be followed. Financial records are used to determine how well or poorly a business is doing in terms of profit and loss and need to be kept up to date and accurate for a number of reasons, namely:
  • to keep track of monthly and annual spend
  • to help financial managers plan an effective company budget strategy
  • to show shareholders and donors how every cent was used
  • to avoid losing money due to mismanagement, corruption or theft

A software suite such as QuickBooks accounting software allows businesses to manage and keep track of all fundamental financial records with its DIY basic accounting features. Each program offers a comprehensive accounting system to help businesses balance their books. Continue reading to learn how your business can benefit from QuickBooks accounting software.

Basic accounting is crucial to your business

An effective basic accounting system acts as an unseen supervisor or manager, ensuring that all procedures are running smoothly in order to achieve financial success. The following financial statements form a basic accounting system and are essential to the financial success of any business:
  • Income statements – Records all funds that are received by a business such as generated sales, fundraising, donations and grants.
     
  • Expenditure reports – Records all funds that is spent by a business such as operating costs, office rent, costs for stationery, workshops, media production, catering and bank charges.
     
  • Balance reports – These are records that state the remaining funds that are left over at the end of each month, after all expenditure has been paid to its relevant parties.

Managing expenses and income statements is easy with the help of a basic accounting system. QuickBooks accounting software provides you with the ideal software program suited for your type of business. While QuickBooks SimpleStart is designed for small to medium start-up businesses, QuickBooks Pro offers enhanced features for established companies with complex financial statements and QuickBooks Premier provides all businesses with the assurance of an advanced accounting system.

QuickBooks accounting software provides a simple solution for basic accounting

Running the financial system of a business can be challenging at times, especially if you haven’t spent years mastering the accounting language. While employing a full-time accountant will help your business achieve financial success, it may also be expensive to maintain a qualified accountant’s salary. QuickBooks accounting software is ideal for small-to-medium businesses because it employs a solid accounting structure that can help you to streamline your businesses financial recording processes with quick and effective solutions. With QuickBooks SimpleStart, QuickBooks Pro and QuickBooks Premier, our easy-to-master software programs cater to the needs of every type of business.
Basic accounting principles and guidelines
published: 2009-12-18
As in many other industries, the accounting industry dictates that its members all strive to adhere to certain principles and, thereby, provide a similarly high level of service. There are a number of professions such as the medical, law and accounting professions that deal with the intimate aspects of people’s lives. In order for these professions to function correctly, it is vital that the public feel confident in the profession as a whole.
This set of basic accounting principles and guidelines has been created for accountants to follow. While there is no definitive list of accounting principles, members of the industry have come to a general consensus regarding which accounting principles will encourage a uniform level of quality amongst accounting professionals. In fact, during World Accounting Week (an annual event organised by the International Federation of Accountants) this year, there was a forum discussion regarding basic accounting principles and their application.
QuickBooks accounting systems is designed to give accountants and small business owners the tools necessary to adhere to the generally accepted accounting principles of the industry. Peruse our selection of accounting software solutions for more information on our individual products.
What are the basic accounting principles and guidelines?
The generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) are a useful tool to be used by accountants worldwide. While accountants are not legally bound by GAAP (they are, however, bound by certain other accounting laws), they are able to refer back to these principles to ensure that they are providing the correct level of service.
GAAP is considered to include three sets of rules:
  1. The basic accounting principles - These accounting principles and guidelines form the basis from which more complex and detailed rules are created.
  2. The rules set out by the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) – These are in-depth rules and regulations that dictate accounting policy in greater detail than the basic accounting principles.
  3. Generally accepted industry practices – These are the standard accounting principles that are followed industry wide.
Companies that make their financial documents available to the public are obligated to adhere to the GAAP during the preparation of these documents. Below are five categories of accounting principles that South African accountants follow.
  • Identification accounting principles
In order for an accountant to accurately record the financial transactions of an entity, the entity’s physical parameters must be identified. The entity is usually a business or corporation, and identification separates it as a financial entity from its owners, employees, clients, affiliated groups, shareholders and any other parties that may be connected to the business.
  • Significance accounting principles
In order for accounting to be effective, its practice must be predictable and reliable. By implementing an accounting system to be used over the course of several financial periods, a business can accurately ascertain whether it is making a profit or a loss.
  • Function accounting principles
Accounting principles are used to tackle functional problems such as when to record a business’s incomes and expenses. Certain principles make it clear that revenue should be recorded as and when it occurs, while others such as the matching principle recommend that investments and profits from these investments should be recorded in the same time period. This makes it simple for investors to see when and how their money is used.
  • Features accounting principles
The principle of periodicity allows businesses to treat any period as a financial period for a business. While a business may not start or end on a specific date (since the business continues indefinitely), the principle of periodicity allows accountants to present records as if this specific period was the only one of importance.
  • Considerations accounting principles
The final group of accounting principles offer guidelines of how to present accounting information and the financial status of an entity. These are important in order to provide an accurate picture of the entity’s financial statement as it really is by treating assets in an orthodox manner.
Use QuickBooks accounting to bring your business in line with basic accounting principles
While there is greater demand for large accounting firms to adhere to accounting principles, it is highly recommended for all accountants to follow the same guidelines. By doing so, you can rest assured that anyone who sees your accounting records will be able to understand them easily.
QuickBooks accounting software solutions take the hassle out of recording your income and expenses, giving you the freedom to concentrate on keeping your finances in line with international accounting principles.
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Wednesday, December 22, 2010

Top 25 gaming companies 2010

03 August 2010 , Written by Michel van Kooten
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Top 25 gaming companies 2010

# Company Revenues 2009
1 Nintendo 6,799
2 Activision Blizzard 4,279
3 Electronic Arts 3,728
4 Sony 1,914
5 Microsoft 1,741
6 Konami 1,594
7 Ubisoft 1,249
8 Take-Two Interactive 916
9 Square Enix 916
10 THQ 909
11 Namco Bandai 860
12 Sega Sammy Holdings 836
13 Capcom 767
14 Shanda Interactive 704
15 Nexon Corporation 608
16 NCSoft 549
17 MTV Games 329
18 Perfect World 313
19 Zynga 270
20 Tecmo Koei 260
21 Changyou 260
22 Disney Interactive 252
23 NetEase.com 247
24 Atlus 208
25 Giant Interactive 189
Revenues in millions USD, contains estimates
Fastest growing gaming companies
# Company Growth rate
1 NCSoft 99.6%
2 NetEase.com 85.7%
3 Nexon Corporation 70.3%
4 Square Enix 62.1%
5 Perfect World 48.3%

Nintendo leads the ranking of gaming companies, based on software revenues. Gaming has become big business, especially during the last decade: the industry grew at double digit rates until last year. The top 10 companies now have a combined revenue of over 24 billion USD, in a market estimated to be worth well over 50 billion USD, which is slightly less than in 2008 (-5%). Despite the economic crisis, the online gaming segment is still booming, resulting in fast growth of the leading companies in this market.

Leaders

Nintendo is the largest gaming company in the world. Bringing gaming to new audiences with the Wii, Nintendo reached a peak in gaming revenue in 2008. In 2009, software revenues were a little lower (-6.2%), as was the case for most top 10 companies. The largest American game publishers, Activision Blizzard (#2) and EA (#3), saw revenues decline with -7.4% and -12.7% respectively. Sony and Microsoft, both competing with Nintendo on the game console market, are far behind with less than a third of Nintendo's software revenues.
Seven companies in the 2010 list have gaming software revenues above US$1 billion.

Fast growing companies

Growth of gaming revenues mainly took place in Asia, the top 5 fastest growing companies are all from Asia. Out of these five, four are online computer game companies. NCSoft and Nexon are the leading South Korean companies, NetEase and Perfect World are headquartered in China.

Trends

As the fast growth top 10 shows, online gaming is becoming more popular. For 2009, the market share of online games is estimated at one sixth of the total video game market. This share is rising quickly, as are the companies in this field. It took the most successful companies only a few years to make hundreds of millions USD. Chinese Shanda Interactive is the largest pure-play online gaming company with sales of over US$ 700 million. US based Zynga, the maker of FarmVille, made an estimated $270 million in 2009. Traditional game makers are aware of the online goldmine, and are publishing their own online titles.
Like elsewhere in the software industry, the motto in the gaming industry is: acquire or be acquired, resulting in a continuous flow of company transactions:
- Playfish, a successful European maker of social network games, was taken over by Electronic Arts in 2009.
- Koei and Tecmo merged in 2009. Revenues rose, but not enough to move up the ranking.
- Square Enix got into the top 10 after acquiring Eidos in April 2009.

Conclusion

The gaming industry has quickly grown in the past, and we expect it to keep growing faster than the software industry average. As the world population grows richer, progressively more money is available for entertainment, which provides a sound revenue driver for the gaming industry.
 

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Top 10 IT companies 2010

20 July 2010 , Written by Michel van Kooten
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This list shows the largest IT companies in the world, ranked by IT revenues. IT revenues include Software, Hardware and IT Services revenues in the year 2009. Most of the world's top 10 IT companies offer a full range of hardware, software and services. On average, hardware generates the highest revenues in the IT industry, followed by services and software.

Top 10 IT companies 2010
# Company Revenues 2009
1 HP 116.245
2 Samsung 75.531
3 IBM 74.933
4 Microsoft 61.159
5 Nokia 59.042
6 Dell 53.585
7 Fujitsu 50.662
8 Foxconn 44.573
9 Toshiba 40.057
10 Cisco 36.633
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Leaders
HP is the world's largest IT company with 2009 revenues of $116 billion. Since its acquisition of Compaq, HP became the top hardware vendor, and has retained the top spot ever since. HP has also been one of the 10 largest software companies since many years; currently HP ranks 7th in the Software Top 100. In 2008 the acquisition EDS, a 22 billion dollar company, turned HP into one of the largest IT services companies in the world, ranked 2nd after IBM in the Services Top 100.
Samsung is the only company in the top 10 which managed to increase revenues compared to last year. In total revenues, Samsung Electronics is larger than HP, but in terms of IT revenues Samsung clearly ranks 2nd at $76 billion.
IBM is 3rd on the IT companies list, very close behind Samsung. IBM generates most of its $75 billion revenues through rendering of services. Besides being the largest IT services company in the world, IBM is also the second largest software company and a top twenty hardware company.

Regions
IT has become a truly global industry. Five companies in this list are from the US, four from Asia and one from Europe. Many products are made in Asia, even if a companies' headquarters is in the US.
Foxconn, headquartered in Taiwan, manufacters hardware products for other IT companies, like HP, Nokia, Dell, Cisco, Intel, Motorola and Apple. After years of spectacular growth, recently the company has had much bad publicity about its tough labour conditions.
Sectors
Microsoft is the only company in the top 10 with revenues coming largely from software. Microsoft is also the most profitable company in the list. Despite increasing competition, the company manages to retain the leading position in the software industry.
Two mobile phone- and network companies are in the top 10, Nokia and Fujitsu both generate over $50 billion yearly with sales of communications products. Competitors Ericsson and Motorola are also in the top 25, and Chinese network supplier Huawei will soon be in it as well, as it is one of the fastest growing technology companies in the world.
Outlook
After a difficult year, recent signals indicate improved conditions for the IT industry. Intel posted record quarterly revenues in Q2 2010. Other technology funds, like Microsoft and SanDisk also showed relatively strong results. As the economy rebounds further, the IT industry is likely to profit more than proportionally.
Sustainability
2009 saw increased public attention for environmental issues and corporate sustainability, and It companies moved in accordance, taking 'green' servers and datacenters to market, and taking measures to reduce the large quantities of hazardous substances traditionally used in IT production facilities. Network supplier Cisco received credits from Greenpeace for its sustainability efforts: Greenpeace says Cisco is the leading IT company in the fight to stop climate change.
More IT companies and rankings can be found in the Software Top 100, Hardware Top 100 and Services Top 100.
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The top 25 companies in the world

02 August 2010 , Written by Balder Verberne
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Top Companies in the World
# Company Revenues 2009 Origin
1 Wal-Mart 404 US
2 Exxon Mobil 302 US
3 Royal Dutch Shell 278 Europe
4 BP 239 Europe
5 Toyota 209 Asia
6 Sinopec 197 Asia
7 Total 189 Europe
8 Chevron 167 US
9 Saudi Aramco 166 ME
10 ConocoPhilips 153 US
11 Volkswagen 152 Europe
12 China Nat. Petroleum 147 Asia
13 Allianz 132 Europe
14 Ass. Generali 132 Europe
15 Carrefour 124 Europe
16 AT&T 123 US
17 Bank of America 121 US
18 Samsung 120 Asia
19 ENI 120 Europe
20 Ford 118 US
21 HP 116 US
22 Petrobras 114 Brasil
23 Daimler 114 Europe
24 Berkshire Hathaway 112 US
25 Siemens 107 Europe
This list of the 25 largest companies in the world is evidence of the enormous size of today’s oil and gas companies: they hold 11 positions in the list. High oil prices have boosted their revenues – and their profits. Automotive companies and finance companies follow, each with 4 companies between the world’s top 25.
The world’s largest company
The world’s biggest company is a retail company: Wal-Mart. The company heads the pack for many years already, and it will continue its lead for many years more unless oil prices would double again. With revenues of US$ 404 billion, Wal-Mart is currently at a comfortable distance from number 2, Exxon Mobile, which posted revenues of US$ 302 billion. Royal Dutch Shell follows with US$ 278 billion.
Besides Wal-Mart the only other non-energy company in the Top 10 is Toyota, the Japanese car company, ranked 5th.
Ownership
All companies in the list are publicly quoted, except Saudi Aramco, which is in the hands of the Saudi Arabian state. When comparing stock market capitalizations, Exxon Mobile tops the rest with a capitalization of US$ 275 billion, almost US$ 100 billion above Wal-Mart.
Origin
Nine of the world's largest companies, including number 1 and 2 in the list, originate from a single country: the United States. Adding Petrobras (22) from Brasil, the American continent is equally successful as the European continent, that also has ten companies listed. At the moment, the list counts 4 Asian companies, a number that will probably grow in coming years as China's economy is expanding rapidly.
Technology companies
Technology companies are modestly represented in the list. Electronics giant Samsung from South Korea (18) and computer company HP (21) are the world’s largest technology companies measured by total revenues. Siemens, the German conglomerate with many technological products in its broad portfolio, closes the list (25). General Electric, Hitachi and IBM, all companies with significant technology sales are dangling in positions in the 26-35 range.
Conclusion
Making sophisticated electronics and software can make a lot of money nowadays, but pumping and refining crude oil is still the path of the greatest cashflow.
Methodology
Companies are ranked according to total sales revenues in financial year 2009. Financial companies were listed on their interest income (banks) or premium income (insurers). The list includes public, private and state-owned companies.
The ‘top companies in the world’ is a research project of the Top 100 research foundation.
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Global Software Top 100 - Edition 2010

29 September 2010 , Written by Michel van Kooten
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This list contains the top companies in the software industry, ranked by annual software revenues. Software revenues are defined as revenues coming from sale of licenses, maintenance, subscription and support. Revenues from custom software development are excluded.
Please read the research methodology if you wish to gain a deeper understanding of the way the list was composed.
More information on the world's largest software companies can be found in this article with software industry analysis, trends and highlights.
The previous (2009) edition of the Global Software Top 100 is available here.

#

Company

Software
Revenues
mln US$

Software
Revenue
growth

Total
Revenues
mln US$

Software
Revenue
share


1
49,090 -1% 61,159 80%
2
21,396 -3% 95,758 22%
3
18,582 6% 22,734 82%
4
11,368 -2% 15,373 74%
5
7,595 5% 29,014 26%
6
6,799 -6% 17,762 38%
7
6,183 -15% 116,245 5%
8
5,565 -2% 5,992 93%
9
4,529 -15% 18,114 25%
10
4,279 -7% 4,279 100%
11
4,012 2% 4,318 93%
12
3,960 -6% 14,026 28%
13
3,728 -13% 3,728 100%
14
2,796 -17% 2,987 94%
15
2,137 8% 36,633 6%
16
1,996 -1% 5,508 36%
17
1,914 -27% 79,441 2%
18
1,758 11% 1,888 93%
19
1,635 12% 21,835 8%
20
1,594 -24% 2,887 55%
21
1,589 -7% 99,818 2%
22
1,584 -1% 1,803 88%
23
1,575 -5% 2,100 75%
24
1,557 4% 2,336 67%
25
1,557 -21% 1,764 88%

#

Company

Software
Revenues
mln US$

Software
Revenue
growth

Total
Revenues
mln US$

Software
Revenue
share


26
1,294 -6% 2,888 45%
27
1,249 -16% 1,249 100%
28
1,218 8% 43,086 3%
29
1,202 0% 1,353 89%
30
1,200 9% 156,783 1%
31
1,191 24% 1,287 93%
32
1,155 2% 2,310 50%
33
1,140 -3% 1,614 71%
34
1,117 -22% 4,612 24%
35
1,045 13% 4,934 21%
36
1,029 5% 1,029 100%
37
1,029 -13% 2,024 51%
38
1,022 -46% 4,088 25%
39
964 21% 1,927 50%
40
928 5% 18,556 5%
41
916 62% 1,832 50%
42
916 -37% 916 100%
43
909 -1% 909 100%
44
860 1% 4,213 20%
45
836 12% 1,221 69%
46
836 -14% 4,248 20%
47
834 21% 924 90%
48
826 -7% 10,482 8%
49
825 8% 1,259 66%
50
800 0% 107,396 1%



#

Company

Software
Revenues
mln US$

Software
Revenue
growth

Total
Revenues
mln US$

Software
Revenue
share


51
772 -9% 1,709 45%
52
767 32% 994 77%
53
760 8% 10,211 7%
54
757 9% 3,305 23%
55
751 -6% 853 88%
56
747 3% 1,672 45%
57
746 -18% 853 88%
58
744 0% 967 77%
59
704 40% 768 92%
60
692 21% 852 82%
61
671 -5% 50,662 1%
62
656 -10% 935 70%
63
655 14% 3,558 18%
64
622 18% 732 85%
65
608 70% 608 100%
66
593 3% 1,170 51%
67
578 -5% 770 75%
68
565 6% 33,406 2%
69
564 3% 976 58%
70
553 -3% 108,717 1%
71
549 100% 549 100%
72
539 8% 10,781 5%
73
534 8% 593 90%
74
526 0% 634 83%
75
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Revenues
mln US$

Software
Revenue
growth

Total
Revenues
mln US$

Software
Revenue
share


76
509 -29% 629 81%
77
493 47% 740 67%
78
485 68% 35,172 1%
79
480 33% 480 100%
80
477 4% 802 60%
81
477 -24% 960 50%
82
468 7% 702 67%
83
461 26% 1,576 29%
84
457 -1% 731 63%
85
451 0% 601 75%
86
450 0% 600 75%
87
445 -4% 495 90%
88
432 -24% 4,317 10%
89
429 51% 620 69%
90
418 -11% 695 60%
91
413 -12% 2,718 15%
92
401 -4% 601 67%
93
401 -10% 562 71%
94
393 -12% 1,073 37%
95
388 0% 776 50%
96
383 3% 517 74%
97
381 14% 23,651 2%
98
378 11% 3,784 10%
99
375 0% 500 75%
100
375 -7% 625 60%
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