Enterprise Software Development Services

The Web Concept, which has been developing software since 2017, assists businesses in designing and developing modular multi-user software that effectively handles complex business operations.

Enterprise Software Development Services Tailored for Your Business

At The Web Concept, we specialize in enterprise software development services that streamline operations and fuel business growth. Enterprise software development helps businesses to improve operational efficiency and productivity through the development of safe, dependable business applications that are easy to maintain, integrate, scale, and administer while also being cost-effective and having a smaller cloud footprint.

Time: The end-to-end development of the first variation of enterprise software or many critical enterprise software modules typically takes around a year. The exact timescales depend on the business domain in which the software is employed and the number and complexity of required modules.
Key project steps: discovery, corporate software planning and design, user experience and graphical interface design, development and testing, data conversion and uploading, deployment, regulatory compliance evaluation and certification procedures, iterative evolution.
Cost: A solitary enterprise software costs between $50,000 and $500,000, while a large-scale enterprise system costs $1,500,000 or more. Use our free calculator to estimate the cost of your case.
Team: A project manager, a business analyst, a system architect, a regulatory consultant, UI and UX designers, a database developer, front-end and back-end developers, and QA/DevOps engineers.

The Web Concept, with over 750 qualified IT professionals and extensive experience in large-scale software engineering projects for Fortune 500 companies, is ready to take over enterprise software delivery from start to finish, from strategy to development to ongoing support.

How to Build Enterprise Software in 8 Steps

The Web Concept’s typical steps for completing Enterprise Software Development Services projects are given below.

Step 1. Analyze enterprise needs and engineer requirements

Duration: 1–2 months

Documenting essential business processes and how they are supported by existing software, as well as knowing the current IT environment’s strengths and limits
Identifying business needs and concerns about the current and desired business process flows.
Analyzing a broad business strategy (for example, expected corporate growth and IT funding) that may influence architectural and technical decisions for planned software.
Drawing out high-level functional and technical requirements for software
Evaluating the risks of the new system’s potential negative influence on business operations (for example, lost productivity and downtime associated with the transition to new digital processes and business user training).

Step 2. Plan and design the enterprise system

Duration: ~ 2 months.

Create technical requirements for the new enterprise software.

Create technical requirements for the new enterprise software.
Selecting the architectural style of the new enterprise software system (often point-to-point/event-driven service-based or microservices) and developing a detailed design.
Designing the architecture for enterprise application integration.
Planning how data should flow and whether it needs to be converted to a different format.
Determine how many communication protocols between integrated applications will be used.
Developing additional security features.
Developing a complete QA plan to verify all unidirectional and bidirectional calls between the integrated systems, backup and recovery methods, how effectively the integrated system performs within set bandwidth constraints, etc.

Step 3. Design UX and UI for the enterprise app

Duration: 1–3 months.

UX designers and business analysts work together on UX research to better understand the target audience’s wants, goals, and mental models.
UX designers define how a user will interact with the system (identifying digital touchpoints) and create information architecture.
UX designers build wireframes that show the basic content arrangement and functioning.
We merge the wireframes to create an application prototype and test it.
Once the prototypes have passed user testing, UI designers transform them into full-color graphic interface mockups, which are then turned over to front-end developers.

Step 4. Develop and test the enterprise solution

Duration: from ~ 6 months to several years (depending on software complexity).

Back-end development involves creating the server side and APIs for new enterprise software. It also provides integration with the necessary business applications.
Front-end development entails converting static interface pictures provided by UI designers into a fully functional enterprise client side that communicates with the server.
Assessing whether the system meets functionality, performance, security, and integration needs.
Testing is frequently done in parallel with development.
Preparing training materials to help employees quickly learn how to utilize the new system.

Step 5. Prepare and migrate enterprise data

Duration: 3–6 weeks.

Inspecting legacy data for migration to avoid duplicates or inconsistencies.
Choosing the supported data formats and performing the required conversions if multiple data formats are in use.
Extracting, manipulating, and loading legacy data.
Conducting ETL testing to ensure data remains complete and adequately transformed (and, when practical, building and conducting automated ETL testing, e.g., using tools such as QuerySurge, Informatica DVO, ETL Validator)

Step 6. Deploy EAS to production.

Duration: 1–2 weeks.

We deploy and integrate the enterprise solution with the required corporate infrastructure. We first move complicated software via staging and testing environments, allowing the team to identify any potential issues before release and securely implement enhancements.

Step 7. Ensure regulatory compliance

Duration: up to several months.

This stage is relevant for enterprise software or its components that are subject to government or industry requirements, such as HIPAA, CGMP, GLBA, PCI DSS, and GDPR. At this point, our team combines detailed documentation developed at all phases—from software design to verification and validation—to demonstrate that the software and software development life cycle fulfill all of the requirements of a standard or regulation.

Step 8. Evolve EAS in iterations

Duration of releases: 1–3–6 months (depending on the development and deployment strategy).

New functional software modules are developed and delivered iteratively using the following framework:

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Software That Grows With Your Company

Our Enterprise Software Development Services grows with your company. We build flexible solutions that adapt as your business expands, keeping everything running smoothly and efficiently.

User-Friendly Design

Easy to navigate and understand.
Well-organized screens and menus.
Works well on different devices.
Designed for all user abilities.
Familiar layout across the application.
Easy for new users to learn quickly.

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Typical Roles in Our Software Maintenance Teams

Enterprise software development consulting

Our consultants:

Elicit and structure software requirements.
Assess the technical and economic feasibility of the project.
Plan application security and combine.
Develop a business case.
Deliver PoC.
Design architecture; choose a tech stack.
Deliver a detailed development roadmap.
Plan a DevOps strategy.

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End-to-end Enterprise Software Development Services

Our team takes over:

Needs analysis, requirements specification, app architecture design.
UX and UI design.
MVP development.
Enterprise-level software development, integration with other business software, testing, and QA.
After-launch support.
Continuous app management and evolution (on demand).

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Benefits of Enterprise Software Development Services

The Web Concept, a reputable tech partner, offers a chance to start working with a PoC to assist our clients in avoiding dangers. For our clients’ custom enterprise software development services solutions, we provide free estimates and develop a feasibility study with business outcomes tied to each project step.

Consistent collaboration

We adapt cooperation frequency and forms to match our clients’ specific needs while maintaining open customer communication. Our teams constantly improve collaboration at all levels of involvement and never remain silent on potential project risks.

Strong data security

If needed, we will sign an NDA at the beginning of the negotiation process to ensure the privacy of your data. Our secure IT infrastructure (with IDS/IPS, DLP, and SIEM), data security procedures authorized by the ISO 27001 certificate, and compliance with industry-specific standards (e.g., HIPAA, PCI DSS, GDPR) ensure that your product remains safe throughout the project.

A privileged position in the technology ecosystem

The Web Concept has direct access to the consulting services and extra discounts provided by the top technology market players, such as Microsoft, AWS, Oracle, and others, thanks to partnerships with these companies. It minimizes development and maintenance expenses while ensuring that enterprise apps are of the highest quality.

Typical Roles in Our Enterprise Software Development Services Teams

The common roles that are involved in complicated corporate Enterprise Software Development Services projects are explained below. Depending on the project’s nature, you could need other expertise. For example, you may require data scientists, 3D designers, etc.

Project Manager

keeps the project within the allocated budget, scope, and timeline.
Managing project deliverables and milestones.
Facilitating and arranging for all team members to communicate.
Managing project risks.

Business Analyst

Uncovering the fundamental business challenges that must be addressed.
Translating business requirements into enterprise application capabilities.
Organize, specify, and document all stakeholders’ demands on the new business software system.
Representing business interests in system design and software configuration planning.

System Architect

Designing software architecture.
Designing integrations with various internal and third-party software platforms.

NOTE: The system architect should be familiar with sophisticated software architecture techniques, such as ESB-driven service-oriented architectures and microservices.

UX Designer

Performing UX research.
Designing user interactions with the application.
Designing the information architecture.
Conducting usability testing.

UI Designer

Choosing the colors, icons, and screen layouts for the application’s GUI.
Creating a UI kit to facilitate the building of user interfaces.

Database Developer

Developing and implementing databases, and building data models.
Optimizing resource consumption and storage space.
Developing and supporting ETL/ELT processes.

Software Developer

Back-end Developer

Writing back-end code and APIs.

Performing unit tests.

Front-end Developer

Creating functional components of the user interface.

QA Engineer

Designing a test strategy.
Selecting test tools.
Designing, developing, and maintaining tests.
Documenting, implementing, monitoring, and improving the testing method.
Tracking test results, finding and reporting bugs.

DevOps Engineer

Planning, configuring, and optimizing software infrastructure.
Incorporating an infrastructure-as-code approach.
Optimizing orchestration.
Designing and creating CI/CD pipelines for automated deployment.
Selecting and configuring tools for daily monitoring of the enterprise application system.
Performing root cause analysis of EAS performance faults.

Sourcing Models for Support and Maintenance Activities

An entire Enterprise Software Development Services process is in-house

direct oversight of the team's output and the enterprise bespoke software development process.
High costs.
Project delays, setup, and management risks might result from a lack of resources and knowledge.
You are in charge of all hiring and management initiatives.

A mix of an in-house team and outsourced consultancy

The in-house staff has direct access to all resources and is familiar with the software environment and internal procedures.
The deficiencies in certain IT skills can be filled with the aid of an outsourced consultant.
Risks related to vendor selection.
You are partly or entirely responsible for risk management and the coordination of several project teams.

Full EAS development process is outsourcing

Depending on the scale of the software maintenance and upgrade, the team may include an array of IT specialists, ranging from developers to user interface designers. Below, we define the backbone talents necessary for the project, which include both on-demand and continual support activities:

Enterprise Software Development Services Costs

Major factors that impact the price of enterprise software development services are:

Application type (web, mobile, or desktop); number of platforms and operating systems supported (for mobile).

Number and complexity of app features.
The number of business areas (finance, production, SCM, HR, CRM, and so on) and business processes (e.g., email marketing, lead nurturing, case escalation) covered.
The total number of user roles.
The application's logic and workflows are complex.
The value and complexity of integrations.
Application requirements include availability, performance, security, latent capacity, and scalability.
The need to preserve existing data (in case of relocation).
The frequency of application updates and enhancements.
Regulatory compliance requirements.
Special characteristics are required (such as machine learning capability).
UI design is unique and complex.
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Consider Professional Enterprise Software Development Services

With over a decade of experience in software support and IT service management (ITSM), The Web Concept provides the following service options:

Maintenance and support process setup

We analyze your software’s specifics and support requirements, design the process, provide a complete setup plan, assist in selecting an appropriate sourcing model, form a support team, and choose a suitable toolset.

Outsourced software maintenance and support

Our team controls L1/L2, L3/L4, or L1/L2/L3/L4; proactive software monitoring, detecting, and resolving latent issues; and infrastructure maintenance and support. We rely on thorough SLAs.

Testimonials

What Our Customer Say About Us

Working with The Web Concept was a fantastic experience. Their team took the time to understand our needs and delivered an iOS app that exceeded our expectations. The design is sleek, the performance is top-notch, and their support has been outstanding throughout the process. Highly recommend.

Sarah J
Marketing Director

The Web Concept did an incredible job with our app development. Their innovative design and attention to detail made the app not only functional but also visually appealing. The project was completed on time, and their customer service was exceptional. We couldn't be happier with the results.

David L
Product Manager

We chose The Web Concept for their reputation in delivering quality iOS apps, and they did not disappoint. Their collaborative approach ensured our vision was realized perfectly, and the end product is a testament to their expertise. Their commitment to efficient execution and ongoing support has been invaluable.

Emma R
CEO

The Web Concept provided us with a seamless app development experience. Their team is highly professional and dedicated, delivering a product that perfectly matches our brand and needs. The user experience is smooth, and their support has been excellent. We look forward to working with them again.

Michael B
Creative Director

Exceptional quality and service from The Web Concept! Their ability to integrate advanced technology with a user-friendly design resulted in a top-tier app for our business. The process was smooth and efficient, and the final product has been a huge hit with our users.

Laura T
Business Owner

The Web Concept took our app idea and turned it into a beautifully designed and highly functional product. Their team’s attention to detail and commitment to quality were evident in every aspect of the development. We’re thrilled with the outcome and appreciate their ongoing support.