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Cloud, AI, e-commerce, security, skills, marketing and training: 13 reports and 667 numbered data points, every one traceable to a named dataset with a reference period. Free to read, free to quote, and built to be checked rather than believed.

13reports
667data points
22primary datasets
10topics covered

Topics: Artificial intelligence · Business software · Cloud · Digital economy · E-commerce · ICT skills · Marketing · Security · Software market · Training

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Every report

13 published in 4 themes
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At a glance

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ReportTopicData pointsPeriod Primary sourceUpdated
Digital Access by Region: North America, Europe and Asia ComparedDigital economy482025World Bank7 September 2026
Where Technology Is Made: Exports and R&D by RegionDigital economy422023World Bank7 September 2026
The Wealth and Skills Behind the Software MarketDigital economy392025World Bank7 September 2026
CRM, ERP and BI Adoption in European EnterprisesBusiness software502025Eurostat4 September 2026
Cloud Computing Adoption in European EnterprisesCloud432025Eurostat4 September 2026
AI Adoption in European EnterprisesArtificial intelligence532025Eurostat4 September 2026
E-commerce Sales in European EnterprisesE-commerce402025Eurostat4 September 2026
ICT Security Measures in European EnterprisesSecurity462024Eurostat4 September 2026
The ICT Skills Shortage in European EnterprisesICT skills312024Eurostat4 September 2026
Websites, Social Media and Digital Marketing in European EnterprisesMarketing482025Eurostat4 September 2026
Corporate Training in European EnterprisesTraining462020Eurostat4 September 2026
Software Pricing TransparencySoftware market1302026Our own vendor database23 September 2026
Where Business Software Comes FromSoftware market512026Our own vendor database23 September 2026
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How these reports are built

Statistics pages in this market have a habit of citing each other until nobody can find the original measurement. We start at the other end. Each report is generated from a primary dataset by a script that is part of this site, so every figure carries its dataset code, reference period and publication date, and can be reproduced by anyone who opens the source.

Where a figure is not a direct reading, it is labelled. Verified means it was read from the named source. Directional means the sources agree on the trend but measure it differently. Single source means one publisher reported it and nobody has corroborated it. Read how we work for the rest.

Every figure across every report is also listed once in the market data index, with a link back to the paragraph it appears in. Need a market we have not covered yet, or the series behind one of these pages? That is what our research services are for.