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A new study by Juniper Research has found customer data platform providers will generate $6 billion globally by 2027, rising from $1.7 billion in 2022; representing growth of 250%. The introduction of AI-based services will be key to unifying multiple data sources on a single platform; reducing siloed data and centralising enterprise access to customer data.
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The new research, Customer Data Platforms: Key Strategies, Competitor Leaderboard & Market Forecasts 2022-2027, urges customer data platforms to increase the breadth of integrations with third-party vendors, such as relationship management platforms, for greater access to user data. It highlighted the ability of customer data platforms to merge different data sources using AI as critical to unlocking more granular user insights to inform highly targeted marketing campaigns, enable greater personalisation and increase return on advertising spend.
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Leading Customer Data Platforms Revealed
The research assessed leading customer data platforms in the market; evaluating them on key factors, such as product offerings, partnerships and innovation. The top 3 vendors are ranked below:
- Oracle
- Salesforce
- Tealium
“The breadth of high-value services supported by Oracle’s Unity CDP, including real-time management of data, ability to unify data sources and predictive analytics, are key to differentiating the platform from its competition. As a result, we expect Oracle’s Unity CDP to be in high demand for personalisation service,” said Co-author Charles Bowman.
Retail & eCommerce to Represent 35% of Revenue
In addition, the report predicts that the retail and eCommerce sector will represent 35% of global customer data platform revenue in 2022, as online competition drives enterprise requirements for in depth customer insights. In turn, the report urges customer data platform providers to develop new services that cater to online retailers and recommends that investment be focused on creating more efficient personalisation services.
