"a corporate process" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a procedure or system that is carried out within a corporation or business entity. Example: "As part of the company's corporate process, all new employees must complete a training program before starting their job duties."
It was more like the acquisitive binge of a Premier League football club than the outcome of a deliberative corporate process.
At a startup, the hiring manager schedules the interview, may meet with the candidate off-site or during off-hours, and generally has more personal contact with the candidate than they would in a defined corporate process.
I spent a morning with Victor, who was heading toward the poorhouse via the waiting-for-a-corporate-check process.
This was an action research program to develop and refine a corporate innovation process geared for the unique challenge of sustainably serving Base of the Pyramid markets.
We call this "the fallacy of programmatic change". Just as important, formal organization structure and systems cannot lead a corporate renewal process.
A number of recruitment strategies were used to recruit care homes to the networks, including a corporate membership process which was developed centrally by DeNDRoN through liaison with one corporate care home provider.
It's important to introduce and cultivate a formal innovation process that engages employees and has some momentum — without making it look like every other corporate process (or you will get a result that looks like every other corporate result).
Hack Day was important because it really represented subverting the normal corporate process.
Consider how Drucker's view contrasts with the typical corporate process.
Management decides its goal is to get workers in line with the developed corporate process.
