The phrase "business map" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a plan or strategy for a business, outlining its goals and objectives, and the steps needed to achieve them. Example: The CEO presented a detailed business map at the board meeting, outlining the company's expansion plans for the next quarter.
Daniel Goleman is the author and psychologist who put emotional intelligence on the business map.
"The government can't continue to bear the cost," said Katharine Butt of Business Map, an economic research firm.
Whatever happens at the Academy Awards on Monday, Tibet is looming larger than ever on the show business map.
Yale & Towne, originally a lock manufacturing company, put Stamford, Conn., on the business map in the 1840's and was a major economic presence for over 100 years.
New entrants would be able to integrate those markets with their international routes, something that could put many smaller American cities on the global business map.
American companies have already invested more than $2 billion here since 1994, according to Business Map, a private group that tracks business trends here.
Please see 'Annex 8' of Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (2006) for more information about activity groups and principle for business line mapping.
Regulators have been investigating whether Google favors its own services — like travel, local business, mapping and shopping — over those of competitors.
Then PlaceLocal takes over, gathering basics like telephone number, hours of business, maps and directions, and adding positive comments extracted from local blogs.
Residential and business maps outlining areas of Chicago are included.
For background, Personal was founded by the same management team that built business mapping application The Map Network (which was acquired by NAVTEQ in 2006).
