Types of Organisation Sectors

This presentation provides an overview of different types of organisation sectors, including public, private, and voluntary sectors. It discusses the characteristics and essential details of each sector, such as ownership, government interferences, services provided, and legal structures. The presentation also explores the size, scope, mission, and vision of organisations in each sector. It is a valuable resource for understanding the business environment and the role of different sectors in contributing to social welfare and economic development.

Business Environment

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 P1) Different types of organisation's sectors
 P2) Size, scope, mission and vision of different
sectors' organisations.

P1) Different types of organisation's
sectors
On the basis of ownership, organisations are
segmented into following three segments as:
 Public sector organisation
 Private sector organisation
 Voluntary sector organisation

Public sector organisation
Characteristics and some essential details of public
sector organisations are as:
 Government interferences in business operations.
 Provides services as per public welfare and building
up their trust towards services provided by them.
 Helpful in contribution of country's development.
 Examples: Tesco, Sainsbury plc, Marks and Spencer
etc.

Contd. (Purposes and legal structure)
Purposes:
 To build up public trust towards services provided by entity.
 To gain contribute in nation's development
 To increase profitability regarding government policies.
Legal structures:
 Different legal obligations regarding business operations.
 Following on rules and regulations amended in government policies
related to business activities.

Private sector organisation
Characteristics and some essential details of private sector
organisations are as:
 Decisions regarding business operations are made by individuals and
managers of the entity.
 Less Government interferences in comparison to public sector
organisations in business operations.
 Provides services to achieve maximum level of profit and increasing
its stores worldwide.
 Examples: John Lewis partnership, Iceland, Primark etc.

Contd. (Purposes and legal structure)
Purposes:
 To maximise revenue and profitability of the organisation.
 To increase number of stores and business entities in other countries globally.
 To establish good relations with all customers for effective sustainability in
competitive market.
Legal structures:
 Less legal obligations regarding business operations in comparison to public
sector organisations.
 Presenting MOA, AOA for registration of the entity.

Voluntary sector organisation
Characteristics and some essential details of private sector
organisations are as:
 Decisions regarding business operations are made by individuals and
establisher of the organisation.
 No Government interferences in comparison to public sector
organisations in business operations.
 Provides social care services for social development of nation.
 Examples: Charitable trust, foundations, NGOs etc.

Contd. (Purposes and legal structure)
Purposes:
 To provide social care services at maximum level.
 To contribute in country's social development effectively.
 To build up society's trust towards welfare services of the nation.
Legal structures:
 No government intervention in providing services of voluntary sector
organisations.

P2) Size, scope, mission and vision of
different sectors' organisations
Following details of public, private and voluntary sector
organisations are to be described as:
 Size and scope
 Mission
 Vision

Public sector organisation
Size and scope:
 Less than private sector organisations but greater than voluntary sector entities.
 Provides services in consideration of public welfare.
Mission:
 Sets mission to increase revenue as per government policies.
 Goal for accomplishing government projects effectively.
Vision:
 Public sector visualise to increase social welfare of the country.
 These entities set vision to increase revenue regarding nation's effectiveness.

Private sector organisation
Size and scope:
 It has largest scope and is in size in comparison to other sector organisations.
 Establishes new entities and stores in other countries globally.
Mission:
 Sets mission to increase revenue at highest as possible as it can.
 Targets to improve quality services and achieving customers' satisfaction on large scale.
Vision:
 Private sector sets vision to enhance productivity and profitability of entity at maximum level
 It views to increasing demand for product services at highest level.

Voluntary sector organisation
Size and scope:
 Least in size and scope in comparison to sector entities.
 Provides services in consideration of public welfare only.
Mission:
 Sets mission to increase social welfare and fulfilling their needs at maximum
level.
 Also sets mission to contribute in nation's social development.
Vision:
 These entities visualise to increase social welfare of the country.

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