Different Types and Purposes of Organisations

This presentation provides an overview of the different types and purposes of organisations in the business environment. It discusses the public sector, private sector, and voluntary sector, along with examples like Tesco, Iceland Limited, and Elizabeth Finn Care. The presentation also covers the scope and size of these organisations and their missions and visions.

Business and Business
Environment

INTRODUCTION
Business environment is very necessary to operate successful
business at any place. Some important factors of this
environment are customers, suppliers, competitors, activities of
government and market. Business study is very important as it
affects prices, location, distribution system and personnel
policies.

Different types of organisation

P1 Different types and purposes of
organisations
Public sector:
 Public sector involves the organisations which are governed
by the government to help people.
 It helps in solving complex business operations.
 Its primary concern is to provide best services to the
customers at feasible rate.

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Purpose of Tesco:
The main purpose of Tesco is to provide the best customer
services and earn loyalty.
Legal structure of Tesco:
Tesco has adopted partnership legal structure which focuses on
providing financial resources.

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Private sector:
 Private sectors are not controlled by the government.
 They are owned by the individuals who establishes the
business.
 The main aim of these organisations is to make money by
providing the best customer services.

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Purpose of Iceland limited :
The main purpose of this organisation is to make money and
profit without losing management advantages.
Legal structure of Iceland limited:
This organisation has adopted sole proprietorship legal structure
which gives full control to the owner of the organisation.

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Voluntary sector:
 Voluntary sector is known as third sector which are non
governmental sector.
 The organisation's comes under this section works for the
welfare of the society.
 They try to fulfil the basic demands of the people like health,
education, shelter, food and economic help.

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Purpose of Elizabeth Finn Care:
The main purpose of this trust is to provide financial help to the
people which are in need for fulfilling their basic needs.
Legal structure of Elizabeth Finn Care:
Elizabeth Finn Care has adopted limited liability company
business structure which gives protection to personal resources
of the organisation.

P2 Size and Scope of different types of
organisations
Scope and Size of Tesco
 It is giving its services in 12 countries in Asia and Europe
 It has employed more than 476,000 employees in its
organisation.
 Tesco has made position in London stock exchange.
Mission :
Mission of Tesco is to make more money by providing
different services to their customers.
Vision:
Vision of this company is to make more innovative products
and develop the solutions to change the way of doing business.

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Size and Scope of Iceland limited:
 It has given employment to 23,000 employees.
 It has total market share of 2.2% in food market in UK.
 It is importing and exporting its products to increase the
revenue. Further, it has owned 880 stores in UK itself.
Mission:
Mission of Iceland limited is to increase its sales in food and
other special products.
Vision:
The main vision of the company is to lead the world and
become the first choice for their customers so that they can
increase their revenue.

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Size and Scope of Elizabeth Finn Care:
 It is British charity trust which provides its services to old age,
disable people so that they can be helped in every manner.
 They also provide financial help to meet the basic needs to the
people.
Mission :
Mission of this charity trust to make more action for the dignity
of human beings.
Vision:
Vision of Elizabeth Finn Care is to support people in
challenging and poor situations.

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