Business Environment: Types of Organisations and Their Purposes

This presentation provides an overview of the business environment, focusing on the different types of organisations and their purposes. It discusses private, public, and voluntary organisations, including examples such as Nestle, NHS, and Oxfam. The presentation also covers the size and scope of these organisations, as well as their legal structures and missions.

Business & Business
Environment

Table Of Content
 Introduction
 Different kinds and purposes of organisations
 Size and scope of a range of various types of
organisations
 Structure, Scope and size of firms firms link to business
objectives
 References

Introduction
Business environment is described as the place in which
activities are carried out according to the set business plans
in effective and planned manner. This is the most useful
factor in order to achieve all business goals and objectives
in effectual and planned manner.

Business Environment

Three types of Organisation

Different kinds and purposes of
organisations
In the modern world there are various organisations working
with their predetermined business goals and objectives
which are beneficial for them in order to achieve strong
business positions in the economy.
 Private Organisation:
 Public organisation:
 Voluntary sector:

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Private company
If the company is owned by the resident of UK
and he is following all rules, regulations and
plans policies which are formulated by UK
government.

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Purpose of Nestle
They are mainly focused towards offering quality
products to their customers in order to maintain
their living standards. They are organising
campaigns and making customers aware about
the importance of health foods for growth and
development of body. They are offering
economical friendly products to all their
customers.

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Legal structure of private company
 Partnership:
 Sole proprietorship:
 Limited companies:

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Public organisation
All the institutions which are classified as police,
education, military, police , public transit,
healthcare and these are running by
government authorities are known as Public
organisation.

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Purpose of NHS
They are offering health care services to patient
They are delivering quality services to all their
patients as this is the most vital factor which
results establishing strong image in mind of
customers.

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The Legal structure of public company is
stated below as:
 Central government:
 State government:
 Local government:

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Voluntary organisation
These firms are mainly working in order to
provide services at free of cost to all their
customers. The main aim of firms are linked
with development of the overall society in
order to ensure growth and develop healthy
working environment.

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Purpose of Oxfam
 They are offering services to all those people
who are in need of it.
 They are focusing on raising living standards
of people.
 The development programmes are organised
on a regular basis.

Size and Scope of Nestle
 Size of Nestle
 Scope of Nestle
 Vision
 Mission

Size and Scope of NHS
 Size of Nestle
 Scope of Nestle
 Vision
 Mission

Size and Scope of Oxfam
 Size of Oxfam
 Scope of Oxfam
 Vision
 Mission

Conclusion
It has been summarised from this assignment
that business environment of a company
includes various factors which somehow
impact on operational activities either
internally or externally. Therefore, it is
essential for managers of an association to
analyse effect of these in a proper manner.

References
Reed, O. L. and et. al., 2013. The legal and regulatory
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Reinhardt, F. L. and Stavins, R. N., 2010. Corporate social
responsibility, business strategy, and the environment.
Oxford Review of Economic Policy. 26(2). pp.164-181.
Shigang, Y., 2010. Competitive strategy and business
environment: The case of small enterprises in China.
Asian Social Science. 6(11). p.64.

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