1. A computer-based method associated with business process logic configured to capture, structure and standardize subject matter expertise, tasks and activities into a process taxonomy, the method comprising: defining a first taxonomy of a plurality of nodes that define relationships among a plurality of activities and sub-activities; defining a second taxonomy of a plurality of nodes that define relationships among a plurality of business objects; defining a relationship between at least one of the plurality of business objects from the second taxonomy and at least one of the plurality of activities and sub-activities from the first taxonomy, the relationship being defined such that at least a portion of the at least one of the plurality of business objects can be accessed via the at least one of the plurality of activities and sub-activities based on the relationship; defining a business process by manipulating at least one of the activities and sub-activities from the first taxonomy and at least one business object from the second taxonomy; and displaying on a graphical user interface the defined business process based on the manipulating the at least one of the activities and sub-activities from the first taxonomy and the at least one business object from the second taxonomy.