Deployment Type
The deployment type segment in the enterprise asset management market refers to the methods in which EAM software is deployed within an organization. The two main types of deployment are on-premises and cloud-based. On-premises deployment involves installing and running the EAM software on the company's own hardware and servers, while cloud-based deployment involves accessing the EAM software remotely over the internet. Each deployment type has its own advantages and disadvantages, and organizations must carefully consider their specific needs and resources when choosing the right deployment type for their EAM solution.
Organization Size
The organization size segment in the enterprise asset management market categorizes businesses based on their number of employees and revenue. Typically, organizations are classified as small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) or large enterprises. SMEs are generally defined as businesses with fewer than 250 employees and annual revenue of less than $50 million, while large enterprises are those with more than 250 employees and higher annual revenue. The size of the organization can impact the EAM solution they choose, as larger enterprises may require more complex and scalable EAM systems to manage a larger volume of assets, while SMEs may prioritize cost-effectiveness and ease of implementation in their EAM software selection process.