corporate strategy

He is now president of its corporate strategy and international business division.

It's also a core part of our own corporate strategy.

The disagreements, however, did not take place over corporate strategy.

But experts on corporate strategy and human resources are not so sure.

In terms of corporate strategy, it's not the worst I've ever heard.

Managing risk is a central part of many corporate strategies.

How they strike a balance between the two is at the heart of corporate strategy.

They include Miller's chief financial officer and its head of corporate strategy.

We are merely trying to keep sensitive corporate strategies private.

Critics charge that it is all part of corporate strategy.

"It was the oldest American corporate strategy," the production company head said.

The approach to the new Life, however, represents a significant shift in corporate strategy.

Now corporate strategy people have a direct line to the top."

Still, at times he has criticized the companies for using the courts as a means of corporate strategy.

Corporate strategy answers the questions, "which businesses should we be in?"

He is a leading authority on corporate strategy, financial markets, and risk.

That dispute developed into a battle for control of the company and its corporate strategy.

Corporate strategy and research is not considered one of the six operating divisions.

These are used as the basis for defining corporate strategies and working plans.

The common theme in corporate strategies all over the world is "globalization."

The sequencing of projects is an important issue in corporate strategy.

But the corporate strategy dictates that the two cars must look and feel different from each other.

It is also a chance to test corporate strategies.

Japan is by no means the only target in Starbucks' corporate strategy.

Four Seasons began to change their corporate strategy with focus on luxury starting in 1971.