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Most Popular SaaS Applications

Delivered September 13th, 2019. Contributors: Sylvester G., Sweta S., Blessing S., Foni U., Michelle A., Sidharth and

Research Outline: Most Popular Applications

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Most Popular SaaS Applications, Part 1

The most popular SaaS applications used by enterprise companies, based on their revenue and growth, include Box, Slack, Office 365, Salesforce, Service Now, GSuite, Zoom, Acumatica, Zendesk, Infor CloudSuite, Workday and SAP S/4HANA Cloud. A list of the various app websites and top enterprise customers was included in the attached spreadsheet.
Box
Product Website: https://www.box.com/home
Companies using the product: Coca Cola 
and Gap  
Slack
Product website: https://slack.com/
Companies using the product: IBM
 and Twentieth Century Fox  
Office365
Product website: https://products.office.com/en-us/home
Companies using the product: Eli Lilly
 and Goodyear Tire & Rubber  
Salesforce
Product website: https://www.salesforce.com/saas/
Companies using the product: American Express 
and Stanley Healthcare 
ServiceNow
Product website: https://www.servicenow.com/
Companies using the product: Siemens 
and Allianz 
GSuite
Product website: https://gsuite.google.com/
Companies using the product: Verizon Communications
 and Broadcom 
Zoom
Product website: https://zoom.us/
Companies using the product: 21st Century Fox
 and Delta Air Lines  
AcumaticaProduct website: https://www.acumatica.com/
Companies using the product: Kelly Products 
and Target 
Zendesk
Product website: https://www.zendesk.com/
Companies using the product: Stanley Black and the Decker
 Lending Club 
Infor CloudSuiteProduct website: https://www.infor.com/products/infor-os
Companies using the product: Caterpillar
 and Gap 
WorkdayProduct website: https://www.workday.com/en-us/homepage.html
Companies using the product: Caterpillar
 and Sumitomo Mitsui Financial 
SAP S/4HANA CloudProduct website: https://www.sap.com/products/s4hana-erp-cloud.html
Companies using the product: BMW
 and eBay  

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Most Popular SaaS Applications, Part 2

As per the research conducted, the most popular SaaS applications used by enterprise companies include Dropbox, JiRA Atlassian/Atlassian, Concur, DocuSign, ADP, GitHub, Splunk, LogMeIn, Twilio, Netsuite, and WebEx. Details of each product have been provided in rows 15-25 of the attached spreadsheet. Below is a summary of our findings.
SUMMARY OF FINDINGS DropboxThe link to the product's website can be accessed here. 
Some of the Companies Using The Product include Dentsu and NewsCorp.
JiRA Atlassian/AtlassianThe link to the product's website can be accessed here. 
Some of the Companies Using The Product include ANZ and The Telegraph.
ConcurThe link to the product's website can be accessed here.
Some of the Companies Using The Product include Amazon and Canon. 
 DocuSignThe link to the product's website can be accessed here.
Some of the Companies Using The Product include Comcast and Expedia.
ADPThe link to the product's website can be accessed here.
Some of the Companies Using The Product include Dell and Comerica. 
 GitHub The link to the product's website can be accessed here.
Some of the Companies Using The Product include Qualcomm and Spotify.
SplunkThe link to the product's website can be accessed here.
Some of the Companies Using The Product include Carnival and Raymond James Financial.
LogMeInThe link to the product's website can be accessed here.
Some of the Companies Using The Product include Aramark and Vodafone.
TwilioThe link to the product's website can be accessed here. 
Some of the Companies Using The Product include Coca-Cola and eBay. 
NetsuiteThe link to the product's website can be accessed here. 
Some of the Companies Using The Product include Cisco and Coca-Cola.
WebexThe link to the product's website can be accessed here.
Some of the Companies Using The Product include IBM and Helvetia.
RESEARCH STRATEGYTo provide the requested data, we commenced our research by identifying a list from Datamation that provided credible data on the top/leading SaaS applications used by enterprise companies. We also leveraged data from Statista, Sassydigital, Channele2e, among others for this research. This was to ensure that the SaaS applications provided are deemed to be widely used and popular among enterprise companies.
From our initial search findings, we ensured that only companies that featured in at least two of the different precompiled sources were selected. Further analysis was also done to identify the names of at least 2 Fortune 500 or Forbes 2000 companies using the product. Our findings have been provided in rows 15-25 of the attached spreadsheet. 

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Most Popular SaaS Applications, Part 3

The most popular SaaS applications used by enterprise companies include Coupa Software, HubSpot, Xactly, Adroll, SurveyMonkey, Zuora, Cisco, New Relic, Veeva Systems, The Ultimate Software Group, and Marketo. Details on each product have been provided in rows 26-36, columns B-C of the attached spreadsheet.
Applications and Enterprise UsersCompanies using Coupa Software: Salesforce and Pearson
Companies using HubSpot: Randstad Holding and HCA Healthcare
Companies using Xactly: Honeywell International and Vodafone
Companies using Adroll: Nestle and Genesis Technology
Companies using SurveyMonkey: Cintas and The Home Depot
Companies using Zuora: Schneider Electric and Unilever
Companies using Cisco: BT Group and Vodafone 
Companies using New Relic: Infiniti and American Eagle Outfitters
Companies using Veeva Systems: AstraZeneca and Eli Lilly
Companies using The Ultimate Software Group: Sony and RCN Telecom
Companies using Marketo: Microsoft and Citrix
Research Strategy:To provide the requested data, the research team commenced by identifying a list from Datamation that provided credible data on the top/leading SaaS applications used by enterprise companies. We also leveraged data from Statista, and Sassy Digital, among others. This was to ensure that the SaaS applications provided are deemed to be widely used and popular among enterprise companies. From our initial search findings, we ensured that only companies that were featured in at least two of the different precompiled sources were selected. Further analysis was also done to identify the names of at least 2 Fortune 500 or Forbes 2000 companies using the product. Our findings have been provided in rows 26-36 of the attached spreadsheet.

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Most Popular SaaS Applications, Part 4

MuleSoft, Splunk Cloud, Domo, Sisense, Tableau, Trigent Software, Proofpoint, Teem, Confluence, ADP, and Zymr are some of the most popular SaaS applications used by enterprise companies on the Fortune 500 or the Forbes 2000 list. Details on each product have been provided in rows 37-47, columns B-C of the attached spreadsheet. 
APPLICATIONS AND ENTERPRISE USERSCompanies using MuleSoft: Coca-Cola and Cisco 
Companies using Splunk Cloud: BlackStone and TransUnion
Companies using Domo: Cisco and Disney
Companies using Tableau Online: Aol and Accenture
Companies using Trigent Software: Oracle and Navistar 
Companies using Sisense: Motorola and Airbus 
Companies using Teem: Viacom and HP
Companies using Proofpoint: Swisscom and Aon
RESEARCH STRATEGYTo provide the requested data, the research team commenced by identifying a list from Hubspot, Datamination that provided credible data on the top/leading SaaS applications used by enterprise companies. We also leveraged data from Statista, Sassy Digital, Feature Customers, among others. This was to ensure that the SaaS applications provided are deemed to be widely used and popular among enterprise companies. We ensured that only companies that were featured in at least two of the different precompiled sources were selected. Further analysis was also done to identify the names of at least 2 Fortune 500 or Forbes 2000 companies using the product. Our findings have been provided in rows 37-47 of the attached spreadsheet.

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Most Popular SaaS Applications, Part 5

The most popular SaaS applications used by enterprise companies include Eventbrite, Intercom, Asana, Stripe, Trello, UltiPro, FreshService, Jamf Cloud, LastPass, Mathworks, and Autopilot. Details on each product have been provided in rows 48-58, columns B-C of the attached spreadsheet.
APPLICATIONS AND ENTERPRISE USERSCompanies using Eventbrite: SAP and Fujitsu 
Companies using Intercom: Shopify and Yahoo 
Companies using Mathworks: CNH Industrial NV and Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc. 
Companies using Lastpass: Salesforce and AmerisourceBergen Corp. 
Companies using Jamf Cloud: Merrill Corporation and Merck 
Companies using FreshService: Veeva Systems and Honda Motors
Companies using UltiPro: Yamaha and Nikon. 
Companies using Trello: Google and Adobe 
Companies using Stripe: Amazon and Google 
RESEARCH STRATEGYTo provide the requested data, the research team leveraged precompiled information identifying a list of the top/leading SaaS applications used by enterprise companies from Hubspot, Datamination, Kinsta, and Document360i. We also leveraged data from Statista, Sassy Digital, Feature Customers, among others. This was to ensure that the SaaS applications provided are deemed to be widely used and popular among enterprise companies. We ensured that only companies that were featured in at least two of the different precompiled sources were selected. Further analysis was also done to identify the names of at least 2 Fortune 500 or Forbes 2000 companies using the product. Our findings have been provided in rows 48-58 of the attached spreadsheet.
 

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Most Popular SaaS Applications, Part 6

The most popular SaaS applications used by enterprise companies include Vrinsoft Technology, Endive Software, Good Data, Cvent, Blackbaud, Inside Sales, ServiceMax, Apptio, Anaplan, Repsly, and Rapid7. Details on each product have been provided in rows 59-69, columns B-C of the attached spreadsheet.

MOST POPULAR SaaS APPLICATIONS, PART 6 Porsche and Mitsubishi use Vrinsoft Technology's products.
 Kellogg uses Endive Software's products.
Johnson & Johnson uses Endive Software and Cvent's technology.
General Electric uses both GoodData and ServiceMax's technology.
GoodData's products are used by Costco.
 Toshiba uses Cvent's technology.
Blackbaud's technology solutions are used by Berkshire Hathaway and Sefcu.
Both Microsoft and Bank of America use Inside Sales' technology.
 Schneider Electric uses ServiceMax's software as well.
Both Exelon and Unilever use Apptio's cloud solutions.
Both HP and Axa use Anaplan's products.
Repsly's products are used by the Kraft Heinz Company and Altra.
Both Emerson Electric and American Electric make use of Rapid7's technology.

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Most Popular SaaS Applications, Part 7

Ring Central, Act-In Software, Cornerstone OnDemand and MySQL are some of the top SaaS applications used by companies on the Forbes 200 list. Details for each have been provided in rows 70-80 of the attached spreadsheet.

Applications and Enterprise UsersCompanies that are using Ring Central include Orange and Extra Space Storage.
 Act-On Software is currently be administered by SKF Group and RSA Insurance Group.
 Clorox and Continental are two companies on the Forbes 2000 list that are using Druva inSync.
 LTI Cloud is currently being employed by companies such as Hitachi and Samsung.
 Datera is being used by both Oracle and VMware.
Both Hyatt and Canon are companies on the Forbes 2000 list that are administering Cornerstone OnDemand.
 McDonalds and Burger King are using Bill.com.
Some Forbes 2000 companies that are utilizing Adobe Creative Cloud include Sony and IBM.
Companies on the Forbes 2000 list that use MySQL are Sony and Atos.
 UserZoom is being used by Coca-Cola and Bank of America. 
Two companies that are using Checkbox are Wells Fargo and Marriott.
Research StrategyTo provide eleven additional popular SaaS applications used by companies on the Forbes 2000 list, we began by using precompiled lists from HubSpot and Datamation. This allowed us to find a few apps for the list, but many of them had already been used in previous reports. Therefore, we began searching for the vendors used by some of the largest companies on the Forbes 2000 list such as Bank of America, Wells Fargo, and Coca-Cola. When we found SaaS vendors that these companies were using, we further examined the application's website to determine if the app was being used by additional companies on the Forbes list, which would indicate more widespread use by the top companies. Only companies that had multiple Forbes 2000 companies as clients were included. This strategy allowed us to find additional popular SaaS apps to include.

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Most Popular SaaS Applications, Part 8

Additional popular SaaS applications used by enterprise companies include Godel Technologies Square, WhiteHat Security, LambdaTest, NavTech, Co-Well Asia, Limelight Networks, BatchMaster Software, ClearObject, JFrog, and AAJ Technologies. A list of the various app websites and top enterprise customers was included in the attached spreadsheet.
SAAS APPLICATIONS & ENTERPRISE CLIENTSCompanies using Godel Technologies: Shell Energy and Graham & Brown 
Companies using Square: Boston Properties and Thomson Reuters
Companies using WhiteHat Security: Dell and MediaTek 
Companies using LambdaTest: Walmart and Amazon
Companies using NavTech: Caterpillar and Apparel Group 
Companies using Co-Well Asia: Aeon and Heineken 
Companies using Limelight Networks: Allianz and Aero Group International
Companies using BatchMaster Software: International Paper and Cardinal Health
Companies using ClearObject: Roche Holding and AES
Companies using JFrog: AIRBUS and Toyota Industries 
Companies using AAJ Technologies: Royal Caribbean Cruises and Orange
Research Strategy:To provide the requested data, the research team commenced by identifying a list from Good Firms and Datamation that provided credible data on the top/leading SaaS applications used by enterprise companies. We also leveraged data from Statista, Sassy Digital, and Feature Customers, among others. This was to ensure that the SaaS applications provided are deemed to be widely used and popular among enterprise companies. We ensured that only companies that were featured in at least two of the different precompiled sources were selected. Further analysis was also done to identify the names of at least two Fortune 500 or Forbes 2000 companies using the product. Our findings have been provided in rows 81-91 of the attached spreadsheet.

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Most Popular SaaS Applications, Part 9

Some of the most popular SaaS applications used by enterprise companies include Pitchbook, Xero, FreshDesk, HootSuite, SEMRush, HelloSign, PimCore, HighSpot, Postman, Workboard, and Seismic. Details of each application have been provided in rows 92-102 of the attached spreadsheet.
PITCHBOOKLink to the product's website can be accessed here. 
Some of the companies using the product include American Express and Barclays.
XEROLink to the product's website can be accessed here.
Some of the companies using the product include PayPal and Berkshire Hathaway.
FRESH DESKLink to the product's website can be accessed here.
Some of the companies using the product include 3M and Bridgestone. 
HOOTSUITELink to the product's website can be accessed here.
Some of the companies using the product include HP and IBM. 
SEMRUSHLink to the product's website can be accessed here.
Some of the companies using the product include eBay and PayPal.
HELLOSIGNLink to the product's website can be accessed here.
Some of the companies using the product include Samsung and Intuit. 
PIMCORELink to the product's website can be accessed here.
Some of the companies using the product include Peugeot and Suzuki. 
HIGHSPOTLink to the product's website can be accessed here.
Some of the companies using the product include Starbucks and Zoetis.
POSTMANLink to the product's website can be accessed here.
Some of the companies using the product include Intuit and Microsoft.
WORKBOARDLink to the product's website can be accessed here.
Some of the companies using the product include Marriott and Oracle.
SEISMICLink to the product's website can be accessed here.
Some of the companies using the product include GE and Hitachi. 
RESEARCH STRATEGYWe started the research by identifying the list of SaaS applications used by enterprise companies using credible websites such as Document360 and SaaSmag. We ensured that the applications were also featured in other sources such as Statista, Featured Customers and Datamation, among others to ensure that the applications were widely used and popular among enterprise companies. 
Further analysis was done to identify the names of at least 2 of Forbes 2000 or Fortune 500 companies using the application. Our findings have been provided in rows 92-102 of the attached spreadsheet. 