Throughout the years, the notion of business development has been utilized in different dimensions. This study re-evaluates the concept via the perspective of strategic management. A synopsis of the correlation between developmental trajectory and strategic organizational change is presented. The focus is on developmental initiatives that substantially impact firm success. As known, developments are influenced by different envirnomental factors. The article examines the correlation between chosen prerequisites and particular actions inherent to business development. The objective is to ascertain the existence of relationships and evaluate their strength and importance through the examination of statistical hypotheses. This will establish improved prerequisites for formulating a robust corporate development strategy. The generalizations and conclusions are based on data and information gathered via a survey in the Emirate of Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The territorial concentration of the study is due to its compactness, development potential and stated local research interest.
Kaitoob et al. (Thu,) studied this question.