Possible Applications

Once the drawbacks being diminished, we asked the actors to precise for which part of their information systems they could use Up ! Application System, and, in a more global view, which size a firm should be that could be interested by such a solution:

Topics
Possible applications
46
Business line
Computer aid decision
Side application of the core business
Back office Internet
Core business - Bank & insurance
Core business - Retailing
Core business - Energy
Core business - Industry
Core business - Medias
Core business - Healthcare
Core business - Public service
Core business - Services
Core business - Telecom
Core business - Transports
Supply chain management
Customer relationship management
Intrapreneurship management
Human resources management - Education
Finance management
EAI engine
Optimization of the operating assets
BnARetEneIndEngMedStiHeaSerPSrTelTraTotal
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0100000110003
1000000000001
0100000000001
0010000000001
0103000000003
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0000000200002
0000000002002
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0000100000102
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1000000001002
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Ratio
2%
2%
7%
2%
2%
2%
7%
2%
5%
4%
4%
4%
6%
2%
13%
2%
2%
7%
17%
9%
Topics
Targeted market
36
Business line
Small enterprises
Middle enterprises
Large enterprises
BnARetEneIndEngMedStiHeaSerPSrTelTraTotal
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31241122241326
Ratio
0%
25%
75%

To keep in mind:
The targeted market is the large firms. A downsizing of the product line could be possible after. Numerous actors forecast also a technical application and not a functional one for Up ! Application System, which would confirm the existence of a market for the Up ! Virtual Technical Machine activity.

Two actors of three would forecast a possible application of Up ! Application System inside their own firm for an emerging project, if we can limit the drawbacks we enumerated previously. Here are their spreads based on the Michael PORTER's model of the firm: