The phrase "business matrix" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a system or structure used for organizing and analyzing business data or operations. Example: The new CEO implemented a complex business matrix to evaluate the company's profitability and efficiency across all departments.
#18 -- Novel Inc., creating a business-oriented Matrix This is by far one of the most exciting things (sadly it's only just in the concept stage still) I've ever heard of.
When he saw the Matrix business card he started to cackle, before asking the cab driver, "What's happening?
Matrix's business is based on the insight of Tom Lee, one of the firm's founders, that such polycrystalline silicon can be laid down on a chip by the normal manufacturing processes used to add the transistors and wiring to such chips.
This article describes a framework of analysis that categorizes features of website design in a matrix of business functions versus customer values.
Finally, we recently saw a noted business publication pick the Matrix XRS and Pontiac Vibe GT over the Mini Cooper and the Ford SVT Focus, and all we can say is we're baffled.
Tapscott describes his vision as a world of "e-business communities," and uses a matrix of four types of new business to explain the emerging market realities that any new business will have to bear in mind if it wants to survive.
This could someday lead to something like 'The Matrix' for businesses," says Greg Huang, editor of Xconomy Boston, who reports on technology companies, ideas, and business trends.
The proposed optimisation framework introduces a quantitative representation of business processes involving two matrices one for capturing the process design and one for calculating and evaluating the process attributes.
For the record Diageo shares are up 1p to £10.86, valuing the business at nearly £27bn, and Matrix has a buy recommendation with a £13 price target.
