Business Software Solutions!
Imagine, Design, Create!
Building a useful business software solution means it aligns nicely with your specific needs, streamlines your operations, and focuses on the features and functionalities users will need to perform their tasks successfully!
Understanding
Generate common understanding of what needs to be built!
Design
Envision the future by reshaping production processes and business logic!
Development
Develop, implement & validate the adoption of the software solution!
Bridging the gap between business logic and I.T. logic perspectives!
Data, Rules, Processes, Layout, Technology are the most relevant elements that will support the bridge to close the gap between human and technical flows, allowing a smooth and effective transition towards the implementation of a business software solution:
Pieces of Information!
Data is the raw material that is used to create business logic and IT logic. Business stakeholders think about data in terms of the business entities and attributes that are important to them. Software Engineers think about data in terms of databases, tables, and fields.
Decisions!
Rules are the constraints that govern how data can be used and processed. Business stakeholders think about rules in terms of business policies and procedures. Software Engineers think about rules in terms of logic statements, and conditional expressions.
Activities!
Processes are the sequences of steps that are used to achieve business goals. Business stakeholders think about processes in terms of workflows and tasks. Software Engineers think about processes in terms of modeling, performance and automation.
User Experience!
Layouts are the interfaces used by users to access and interact with the software solution. Business stakeholders think of layout in terms of user experience to ease the achievement of their goals. Software Engineers think about layout in terms of technical feasibility and system architecture to input/output data efficiently.
Toolkit!
Technology is the infrastructure and software that is used to implement the business logic and the IT logic. Business stakeholders think about technology in terms of how it can help achieve their business goals. Software Engineers think about technology in terms of databases, servers, applications and connectivity.