The term 'Bespoke Software' (also frequently referred to as 'Custom Software') is used to describe technological software that has been individually tailor-made to meet the specific needs of individual users.

This results in such software inevitably being, relatively easily, compared and contrasted with the types of software packages that have been designed to cater to the mass market i.e. meeting the needs of the greatest possible number of customers. You can also get the best bespoke software services in London.

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Such 'wide-target' software includes existing free software or the basic commercial off the shelf (COTS) software.

The very nature of bespoke and custom made software means that it is designed for the accommodation of the specific demands, expectations, desires, and preferences of a particular customer. Bespoke software is usually developed by one of two types of developers.

The first form of developers is 'in house' software developers but such custom made software can also be commissioned and designed by employees of a 'software house' (a company, such as Microsoft, who specialize in the production of software-related products).

However, it is also possible to employ an independent software designer for the creation of bespoke software.

The large companies and businesses most commonly use bespoke and custom made software for critical functions such as content management managing the inventory involving the specification of the percentage and shape of goods in stock; the management of human resources; as well as customer management involving the strategies for managing the interactions between the business, it's customers, sales prospects, clients and customers.