Accounts payable systems manage the payments and invoices in a corporate cash management system

Accounts receivable systems manage invoicing, statements, and customer debt analysis

Applications for monitoring and reporting on investments, assets, liabilities, income, expenses, and other financial information

Solutions that help organizations obtain, measure, and analyze data and feedback from growth, business process, customer, and financial perspectives

Tools that support budgeting, forecasting, planning, and modeling

Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) solutions support the deposit or transfer of funds in an electronic format

General ledger products record and report the details of an organization's ledger books

Applications that support an organization's record keeping and tracking of portfolio transactions, investment cost bases, and return on investment (ROI) performance

Systems for managing and automating hourly and salary payroll duties, these usually include check printing and reporting features

Solutions for managing vendor transactions. These support items such as tracking a PO status, invoice dates, numbers, amounts, discounts, due dates, full term due dates, and account distribution.

Applications that help manage corporate data with respect to currency and foreign exchange management

Applications that help a company comply with tax requirements as well as integrate and automate tax department processes, planning, and analysis

Systems to automate and track client billing and invoicing procedures

Corporate treasury management systems help companies manage items such as deposits, loans, futures, options, forward rate agreements, and equities.

Disposition and end-of-life Management

Information Technology Asset Management (ITAM)

Schedule, dispatch, and communicate with field service personnel. Field service management (FSM) facilitates the monitoring, reporting, and measuring of field service activities.

Business intelligence applications support an organization's needs for reporting, querying, and decision making, based on the gathering and analysis of business data

Typically the database management system (DBMS) is a suite of applications for controlling the storage, retrieval, and organization of data in a database. A DBMS maintains the security and integrity of the database while supporting ad hoc querying and other user and administrative functions.

Systems to organize and track files

Tools for creating or visualizing descriptions and information about a system's informational requirements

Artificial neural networks (sometimes referred to as connectionist architectures or parallel distributed processing) are composed of processing elements communicating via weighted connections. Frequently, these networks are used in artificial intelligence applications.

Application servers handle the business logic of an application in a distributed environment to keep it separate from the platform-related code

Software that helps document code or create help systems for an application

Integrated (sometimes also called interactive) development environments (IDE) support programmers' software writing processes. In general, these applications support syntax-checking, compiling, and error reporting

Programming languages and tools for specific programming languages

Solutions for adapting software to particular regions with regard to laws, languages, and other factors for the local area

Middleware software manages the interaction of other separate applications across heterogeneous computing platforms

These tools assist in porting applications to run on various platforms and translating data from one format to another

Development environments that emphasize reducing the amount of time it takes to build programs

Requirements management applications manage the complex requirements and track the progress of software development projects

Applications that support building and maintaining a website

Solutions for keeping track of the changes that developers make to a project's source source code

Compliance and standardization solutions

Tools for testing software and web-based applications, these help developers and quality assurance testers (QA) identify problems

Web applications are applications developed to run over public networks, generally the Internet

Web authoring tools facilitate the design and coding of documents and other information for the World Wide Web

Systems to coordinate employees' collaborative work processes

Content Management applications support organizations' various forms of content creation, publishing, storage, retrieval, and collaboration processes

Tools for converting documents into a digital medium for management and archival

Document management captures, stores, and manages business information to reduce the need for maintaining paper documents

Aids in categorization and taxonomy structuring of an organization's data

Software programs known as intelligent agents are used to perform certain functions or gather data autonomously

Tools for managing corporate intranet sites

Graphic technique for mapping and displaying relations between different knowledge sources and business processes

Systems that personalize and present consolidated access to content, data, applications, and processes for businesses, employees, and customers

Computer Aided Design (CAD) and MCAD

gathering data from point-of-sale and customer relationship management systems to figure out what products, features and functions will sell to what customer constituencies;

applications for working with suppliers to engineer and acquire necessary parts and components;

The foundation database that aggregates and updates product information and documents, creates bills of material, and manages change orders and product configurations. It also archives information on past products and makes it available for reuse