back office

noun

1. any department or office, as a private office or a department of record keeping, that is not usually seen by outsiders.

back office

noun

1. 1. the administrative and support staff of a financial institution or other business
   2. ( as modifier )

      back-office operations

Example Sentences

"Such actionable data not only encourages communication between teams on the construction and back office operations, but also informs forecasting, planning, and purchasing decisions," she says.

From BBC

"Such actionable data not only encourages communication between teams on the construction and back office operations, but also informs forecasting, planning, and purchasing decisions," she says.

From BBC

East Berlin has become the art world’s Shenzhen, a low-paid back office for a global cultural industry.

From New York Times

More than four in five of respondents to the survey, said cuts would be made to "back office/corporate" services - described as services that provide capacity for councils to do their work.

From BBC

For the past two years he's been stuck in a small back office of the giant Warsaw District Court "working with documents", as he puts it.

From BBC