Relationship between Organisational Functions

Business & Business
Environment

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
TASK 1............................................................................................................................................3
P1. Organisational types with purposes, legal structure as well as stakeholders........................3
P2 Explain the size and scope of a range of different types of organisations.............................6
TASK 2............................................................................................................................................7
P3 Explain the relationship between different organisational functions.....................................7
TASK 3............................................................................................................................................9
P4 Positive and negative impacts of macro environment factors upon business operations......9
TASK 4..........................................................................................................................................11
P5 Internal and external analysis of organisations to identify their strength and weaknesses..11
P6 Interrelation of strengths and weaknesses with external macro factors...............................12
CONCLUSION..............................................................................................................................13
REFERENCES..............................................................................................................................14

INTRODUCTION
Business environment is sum of the internal as well as external factors that influence to
business efficiency as well as operations in direct manner (Bah and Fang, 2015). It is important
for the different types of organisations to make plans and approaches as per the fluctuated
environment conditions. In this environment consist of different types of aspects such as
technological, political, legal and others. So it is essential for the business to effectively run the
business activities as per the changing environmental aspects. To understand the concept of the
report selected organisation Sainsbury organisation which is operated super market in the UK.
This report mainly depended on the North west London chamber of commerce that wants to
become successful. In the particular project report consist of different types of organisation like
private, public and voluntary organisation and their size, scope and functions. Along with
defined the interrelationship between different functions and related with the each other.
Additionally, define the positive and negative impact on the business operations and analysis the
strength, weakness in the context of external macro factors.
TASK 1
P1. Organisational types with purposes, legal structure as well as stakeholders.
Every organisation has group that based on the ownership and other activities. An
organisation classified into the different types that have several scope, legal structure, purpose,
vision & mission. Regulation of these organisation have different hands and according to that
follow rules & regulations. There is defined the different business entity which are mentioned
underneath:
Public sector organisation: These types of organisation are not regulated & controlled
by the individual. It is operate by the government because they have all the responsibility that
can be central or state (Belás and et. al., 2014). In this sector selected the organisation National
health service. This organisation mainly situated in the United Kingdom which is provided
different types of health services at national level.
Objective: The main Objective of the public organisation to support those people who
require help and have low income that's why they do not afford the services. The main purpose
of the NHS organisation to supplying the basic health services to those people who have not
good income sources. Eventually, these types of organisation do not concentrate on the

increasing market share as well as growth because they don't want to generate profit from the
public. Because for the public services government provide the fund and staff members serve on
a permanent contract with higher pay scale.
Legal structure: The public organisation legal structure based on the regulation by the
government, local or domestic government. In the broad manner, the UK government set the
own rules & regulations and policies to conduct the business activities effectively.
 Local government: There is providing the authority and responsibility to local
government to manage a city or town (Belás and et. al., 2015).
 State government: It is approved with the arrange the power where manage the activities
and possess all the power that is defined in the law and conduct business environment. Central government: At this level all the government division are working in a country.
For this supreme power allocated to responsibility to local and statement government to
conduct activities effectively.
Stakeholders: The main key internal stakeholder of the organisation are managers and
staff members of the business. External stakeholders are Government, general public and
financial entities.
Vision: To connect with the people as well as companies to develop effective atmosphere
that allow for the changes as well as innovation in order to improve the health of the individuals
and stay well being.
Mission: To improve the experience of the people regarding the health services and
found professionalism and value experience to provide clinical practices.
Private sector organisation: These types of organisation are not governed by the
government and not the public property. It is operated by the private parties. In this report
selected private organisation Sainsbury which is a retail sector organisation that was founded in
1869 by John James to dealing into the grocery & super markets.
Legal structure: The private organisation are formed in following three legal structure:
 Sole traders: The particular business operated by the individual person with the available
sources & fund. For this business is not required to registered of these types of business
because there is consisted of high amount of rewards as well as risk.