Business-driven development

Business-driven development is about creating software or technology that is aligned with the needs of a company or organization. Think of it like building a toy that works exactly the way the person who will play with it wants it to work.

So, let's say a company wants a website to sell their products. Business-driven development would mean creating a website that has all the features the company wants, like a shopping cart and easy checkout process, and also meets the needs of their customers, like being easy to navigate and search for products.

To achieve this, software developers and business leaders work together closely to understand the company's goals and needs. The developers then create software or technology that meets those needs, and constantly iterate and improve upon it to make sure it stays aligned with the company's evolving needs.

Overall, business-driven development is about creating technology that helps a company achieve its goals, rather than just creating technology for technology's sake.