Business Office

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Business Office

An office from which a company conducts some or all of its back office activities. A business office may provide offices for managers, accountants, human resources personnel and other employees necessary for the smooth function of a company. These employees may not be directly involved with the creation or distribution of products. A business office contrasts with properties, such as factories, where operational activities take place.

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