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The Oodrive Group has entered the EuroSoftware 100 for the first time, officially appearing alongside the biggest software publishers in Europe!

In order to better satisfy its clients, the Oodrive Group, pioneer of solutions in SaaS mode in France, offers ever richer and more innovative software, at the cutting edge of technology. Oodrive's strategic choice to opt for the SaaS mode along with its distribution methods via a network of resellers and strategic partnerships, means that it has grown in double figures since its creation and has developped internationally, particularly after it purchased the Bluebackup company in Belgium in November 2008 and after it opened an office in Madrid in November 2009.

By entering the EuroSoftware 100 index, the Oodrive Group has today seen its commitment to quality and innovation for its clients and partners recognised and rewarded.

The index set up by PricewaterhouseCoopers with Pierre Audoin Consultants, in association with l'AFDEL (Association Française Des Editeurs de Logiciels) and the European Software Association, brings together the 100 most dynamic players in the world of software publishers in France.

"Having only been in existence for eight years, we are very proud to be recognised among the best French software publishers. This reward motivates us to keep pushing further the innovations that are part of our SaaS offer, so as to meet as closely as possible the needs of our clients", said Oodrive's Managing Director, Stanislas de Rémur.

This year's EuroSoftware 100 index highlights the fact that the still highly fragmented French software publishers' landscape gains its strength from vertical applications and solutions, in other words, tailored to specific fields of activity. The software publishers' sector is marked by a plethora of small and medium-sized innovative businesses, dedicating the majority of their resources to research and development. Indeed, it is precisely these resources dedicated to R&D that are the key to tomorrow's success, and it is by basing themselves on this model that the Oodrive Group has decided to allocate 40% of its personnel to its R&D department.