Although many of us may still be feeling the effects of a recession, content management certainly isn’t. As the market continues to grow worldwide, Asia Pacific is no exception. A recent survey by IDC (news, site) indicates a 12 percent growth in the content management market.

According to recent research by IDC — the IDC Asia/Pacific Semiannual Content Management Applications Tracker — the content management market in Asia Pacific can’t complain. The market, in comparison to last year, has grown 12 percent and within the first half of 2010 grossed US$ 122 million. This data is pretty encouraging, especially if we consider the fact that the survey doesn’t include Japan, a major market.

Where is the Highest Demand for Content Management?

If Japan were included in the survey, the figures might look different, but even without Japan and its market, it’s easy to spot both the countries whose pastures are the greenest, and those countries whose content management revenue isn’t that big.

Not surprisingly, “Australia, Korea, India and Singapore made up 77% of the total revenue for the CM market in the region.” Greater China is also a key player, but for now its share isn’t as big as the share of the other four countries.

via Asia Pacific Content Management Market Continues to Grow.