Revenue for the worldwide embedded software development tools and software maintenance market will continue to grow, reaching $1.4 bln in 2004. Revenue growth will average 9.7% annually through 2009, Gartner says.
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Embedded software development tools generated $1.4 bln in 2004
Revenue for the worldwide embedded software development tools and software maintenance market will continue to grow, reaching $1.4 bln in 2004.
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