What does BOM mean in Management?

Business Object Model

A business object model defines the business use cases from the business workers’ internal viewpoint. The model defines how people who work in the business, and the things they handle and use—"the classes and objects of the business"—should relate to one another, both statically and dynamically, to produce the expected results. It has an emphasis on roles performed in the business area, and their active responsibilities. Together, the objects of the model’s classes should be capable of performing all business use cases.

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