Business and the Business Environment

Business and the
business environment

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION ..........................................................................................................................3
TASK ..............................................................................................................................................3
Types and purpose of different sport organisations...................................................................3
Explain the size and scope of a range of different types of organisations..................................4
Explain the relationship between different organisational functions and how they linked to
organisational objectives and structure ......................................................................................6
Explain the positive and negative impact the macro environment has upon the business
operations ...................................................................................................................................7
Explain interval and external factors for identifying the strength and weakness .......................9
Explain how the strength and weakness are interrelated with the external macro factors .........9
CONCLUSION ...............................................................................................................................9
REFERENCES..............................................................................................................................10

INTRODUCTION
Business environment is the sum total of the external factors which can influence the
operations of the busie3nss organisation. The various factors may include customers,
government, suppliers, competitors, socio cultural, political, technological etc. these factors can
impact the business enterprise directly or indirectly. The environment is closely related with
business. There is a constant give and take relationship between environment and business. It is
very essential for the business to be aware of the actions and strategies of the external
competitors(Park, and et.al., 2017). This report will include the various topics such as the
different types of sport organisation, size and scope of the different organisations, relati0onship
between different organisational functions, positive and negative impact of the macro factors,
strength and weakness of the organisation and at last how the strength and weakness are
interrelated with the e3xternal macro factors.
TASK
Types and purpose of different sport organisations
There are three types of sports organisation with the different purposes which are
explained below:
Public sectors- These business organisations are supported and funded by the
government as these businesses are operating in the public sectors. These type of organisation
perform their work to provide services to the general citizens without earning any profit. For
example the UK sports is an public organisation in sport industry.
Purpose- The main aim of these organisations is to provide the best services by using the scare
resources in order to maximize the productivity of the country at the lower cost(Caiazza,
Shimizu, and Yoshikawa, 2017).
Legal construction

 Central - The public organisation or sectors are controlled by country's central
government as these sectors are funded by government through its treasury collection.
 State- Here only few of the departments has the authority to control over the public
organisations and there is no interference of the central government in these sectors.
 Local- The manciple authorities has the power to control over these sectors and generate
profit or revenue for the local communities.
Private sectors- In the private sector the companies are managed and run by an individual. The
companies work with the aim of the profit earning as these are not operated by the government
and there is no interference of the government. It is created by the forming new enterprise or
privatizing the public sectors. For instance, the Admiral sportswear is a private sport company.
Purpose- The main aim of these organisation is to make money out of the profits earned and
provide the employment by hiring the more workforce for the better productivity and to conduct
various activities(Sharif and Datta, 2019).
Legal constructions
 Sole proprietorship- It is the legal entity which is owned and operated by the single
owner. The single person is responsible for all the activities and liable for the profits and
debts in the business organisation.
 Partnership-The business is rune by two or more individual by sharing their all losses
and profit in their business organisation.
Voluntary sector- This sector is related to those organisations which are formed with the
aim of the creating the social impact and welfare of the society rather than profit maximization.
In this sector the organisations are referred as non profit organisations. These are not on national
and local government and different form private sectors. For instance, the Sobell Leisure centres
is a voluntary sport organisation.
Purpose- These organisation main purpose is to help the people and the societies for their
welfare and for the underprivileged people(Teece, 2018).
Legal construction-
 Trust- These sector are formed with the aim of money and property management to
define clear purpose. In this, the Trustee are responsible for contract on trust's behalf.
 Unincorporated disassociations- It does not contain the separate legal existence and
ideal for the small group with a membership as it is very quick and easy to set up.