The phrase "a business solution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific approach or method designed to address a problem or need within a business context.
Example: "Our team has developed a business solution that streamlines operations and reduces costs."
Alternatives: "a corporate solution" or "a commercial solution".
"That's our main revenue stream now, it's a business solution to contribute to a social issue".
But, he said, SAP also believed that V.R. had real potential as a business solution.
"I come from an engineering and consulting background," he said, "so it struck me that there had to be a business solution for a disease that impacts millions of women and children in South Asia".
Over the following spring and summer, Ryan worked with professors in CSAIL and the Media Lab to move their technology towards a business solution focus for securely analyzing personal or valuable information trapped in data silos.
"Finally, this technology is coming out of the geeky environment and is being provided as a business solution," says Navi Radjou, a principal analyst at Forrester Research in Cambridge, MA.
Housing associations may not be to blame for rising homelessness and the collapse of the housing safety net but, as the major providers of social housing in the UK, they are apparently unable to offer a business solution to this social problem.
Sterling Commerce is a business solutions technology company.
Last year the company established a business solutions division to target small and midsized customers.
Once a business owner allows doubt to enter a situation, it will start to slowly eat away at the trust you once held in a business solution-creating a gap in the solution's credibility.
Nasscom's Mr Karnik talks of "one-stop shops"; Nandan Nilekani, managing director of Infosys, of becoming a "business-solutions provider".
The president of Prowess Software, a division of BiosGroup, a business-solutions company based in Santa Fe, New Mexico, Birk needed code writers for a software product that uses nonlinear math.
