Enterprise software comprises institutional elements that fulfill sub-functions. Institutional elements are composed of human and technical agents (i.e. software or analog device). These agents interact according to certain rules to realize the sub-functions of the social kind. These sub-functions implement business processes required at the customer domain. The domain within which the agents interact is the business domain. There are order and regularity, such as rules and procedures, norms and work products etc, in the business domain we can come to know and formulate into a business theory B. The business theory is the invariant property of the business domain and reveals the business domain in its entirety. The world by which the software is surrounded is the business domain. The software interacts with the business domain, to augment human agent capabilities and perform tasks on their own right. The interaction consists of the sharing of some phenomena, forming the interface between the software and the business domain. The interface describes system requirements including, but not limited to, data model, functional requirements, GUI mockups, and nonfunctional requirements. The user requirements are what users will do to satisfy some goals to be able to realize business processes.  The argument is that if business domain has property B, by adding computer system to the domain, user requirements will be satisfied. The satisfaction of user requirements further realizes the business processes.

In this solution service we help your team formulate business theory, user requirements and system requirements. The system requirements will be sufficient to the next step, the development.