Business and the Business Environment

Business and Business Environment
Task 1 (a)

INTRODUCTION
 There is analysis of two organizations which is
mentioned below:
 Coca Cola
 UNICEF

Types Of Companies
 Coca Cola is a public company operating in the
production of soft drinks.
 UNICEF which is a non profit organization as they
doing welfare of children and provide facilities of
education and food.

Benefits of the Types
 The benefits to the public company which is
Coca Cola is that they can raise funds by the
public as they invest money in the company, so
taht only this type of company can be listed in
the stock exchange. On the other side, UNICEF
is non profit organization and they raise funds
through the private sectors.

Purpose of the Organizations
 Coca Cola is a public company as a FMCG products
and the amin or primary purpose is to operating in the
market to make th goods and services more
affordable for the end users in the market.
 UNICEF, which is a non profit organization as they
enjoy some priviledgesas they provide services to
children such as education so that people join
together to achieve a common goal.

Size and Scope of operations
 Coca cola is one of the larget company
engaged in the production of soft drinks with
business of over more that 200 countries in the
world.

Cont..
 UNICEF which is a non profit organization
engaged in the welfare of the children as
educationa and food and many other things
provided by them.

Organizational Structure
 The organisational structure of Coca Cola is
hierarchical as the work of each department is
different and divided according to the all
levels.
 The main advantage of this structure is that
there is proper opportunities of promotion in
the company of the employees.

Cont..
 In case of UNICEF, the structure of
organization is high level structure as all the
members of the organization are at higher
level post and they have to manage the things
accordingly.

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