Business Environment (P1, P2).

Business
Environment
(P1, P2)

Table of Content
• Introduction
• Types of organization
• Private company
• Size and Scope of organization
• Public company
• Non-Voluntary Enterprise
• SME in UK
• References

INTRODUCTION
It is significant for a corporation to analysis their
environment and make strategy accordingly in
order to provide long term growth and
development.

TYPES OF ORGANISATION
Business Organisation can be classified as:
• Private company
• Public company
• Non-Voluntary Enterprise

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Private company
This type of companies is legally registered
according to company's act, UK.
It is run by the individual or group of people who
work together to generate revenue
which are controlled by the private players.

SIZE AND SCOPE OF
ORGANISATION
Tesla is one of the emerging private player in
auto-mobile industry. They operate their
business in different countries such as UK, USA,
France, Germany and other Asian nations.

Public Company
It is a form of organisation which fully owned,
managed and controlled by the Government Bodies.
In this report NHS considered a public company in
UK.

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It is publically funded national health service
which provides mostly free services to the society.
It is statutory fully registered with the system of
UK government.

NON-VOLUNTARY ENTERPRISE
This is also termed as Not for Profit Organisation
in which company do not make profit for private
owners, investors or shareholder.

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Action for children is a UK based children charity
working together to help young people and their
families.
The scope of Action for Family is wide in the
prospective of giving education to children who
doesn't get it due to insufficient fund.

SME in UK

REFERENCE
Kolk, A., 2016. The social responsibility of
international business: From ethics and the environment
to CSR and sustainable development. Journal of World
Business. 51(1). pp.23-34.
Lee, S. M., Olson, D. L. and Trimi, S., 2012. Co-
innovation: convergenomics, collaboration, and co-
creation for organizational values. Management
Decision. 50(5). pp.817-831.

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