What is a Strategic Business Unit? Meaning.
Strategic Business Unit is an organizational entity of a company
that is given the responsibility to serve the particular demands of one business
area and therefore has its own mission, objectives and business strategy.
Acronym is SBU. Contrary to the use of the word "business unit" in everyday
life, an SBU in the strategic management sense is normally an entire division
in large corporations.
The SBU is the subject of Business (level) Strategy. While
the entire corporation is the subject of Corporate (level) Strategy.
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