Business Environment: Types of Organizations, Size and Scope

This presentation provides an overview of the business environment, including the types of organizations, their size and scope. It explores how internal and external factors affect business decision making and operations. The presentation also includes case studies of private sector, public sector, and voluntary sector companies.

Business
Environment

Table of Content
 Introduction
 Types of different organisation
 Size and scope of different organisation
 Conclusion
 References

Introduction
Business environment can be refer as all those factors which affect business
operations. These factors include internal and external factors. Both of these
factors have great impact on business decision making as well as
organisational functioning. Internal and external factors of company consist
of employees, competitors, suppliers, government, social trends, technology
etc. All these factors affect company in it effective and efficient operations.

Types of different organisation
Organisation can be classified in three different sectors to attain their
goal and objective.
 Private sector company
 Public sector company
 Voluntary sector company

Cont...
Private sector company
These are those company which is owned by an individual or group of
people. Private sector company are developed with the motive to
earning more profits and market share of company.

Cont...
Public sector company
Public sector company comprises of all those companies which is
controlled and managed by government body of country (Belás and
et.al., 2014). These company does not work with motive to earning
profits for company.

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Voluntary sector company
Companies in this sector work with the purpose to serve benefits to
society. Voluntary sector company comprises of organisation whose
primary motive is to create social impact on society and enriching
society.

Size and scope of different organisation
Companies in different sector have their own motive to service
offerings in market. All organisation have different size and scope
which help in survival of organisation for longer time. Mission and
vision of company define aims and objective of different companies.

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Private sector company
Nestle company
Mission To provide good food for good life of consumers with best taste in products.
Mission of Nestle is to offer most nutritious choices to customers with wide
range of food products.
Vision Vision of this organisation is to serve and fulfil various day to day needs of
customers by marketing and selling high quality foods to consumers.
Size Nestle has wide range of products and operating in 189 countries around the
world. This organisation have approx 339,000 people working in company.
Scope Scope of Nestle is to develop and expand its market share with the aim to
capture market of its competitors. Nestle is focusing in on increasing their
product range by introducing new products in market.

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Public sector company
NHS organisation
Mission To work as a clinical commissioning group which ensure that communities
receive best evidence based on best care with resources available.
Vision Vision of NHS is to build a partnership between clinicians and patients which
helps in providing high quality heath care services to needy people.
Size NHS is providing its health care services across England. This organisation have
around 1,400,000 number of staff working.
Scope NHS scope is to provide best heath care services free to needy people in the
world with well trained and experience staff.

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Voluntary sector company
Oxfam organisation
Mission Mission is to create long lasting solutions which help poor people in fighting
with injustice of poverty.
Vision Oxfam vision is to build world where people are valued and treated equally
and a world free from poverty
Size This organisation is dealing in many countries with staff of 5300 people and
have more than 22,000 volunteers.
Scope Scope of Oxfam organisation is to become voice of poor people and influence
local and global people to fight against poverty.

Conclusion
Form the above report it can be concluded that business environment is
surrounded by various factors. Business environment includes micro
as well as macro factors. These factors have major impact on
business as it affect organisation business decision making and it
operations.

References
 Apăvăloaie, E.I., 2014. The impact of the internet on the
business environment. Procedia Economics and finance. 15.
pp.951-958.
 Bah, E.H. and Fang, L., 2015. Impact of the business
environment on output and productivity in Africa. Journal of
Development Economics. 114. pp.159-171.

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