Types and Purpose of Organization

This presentation provides an overview of the types and purpose of organizations in the business environment. It discusses the objectives, mission, vision, and legal structure of public sector, private sector, and charity/voluntary organizations. It also explores the size, scope, products/services, and stakeholders of these organizations.

Business
environment
(Task1)

P1: Types and purpose of organization
Public sector organization
Objectives:
• Work as a support system for community
• Contribute in the development of the economy
Purpose:
• Enable ethical practises into the business
• Provide standard products and services to the consumer

Cont...
Mission and Vision:
• To increase the level of economy by using good business
practices
• Development in the products and services with the mission of
transfer the benefit to the consumer
Legal structure:
• The structure of public sector organization is a large joint
stock company

Private sector organization:
Objectives:
• Generate profit by increasing the market share
• Increase the level of services as well as sales volume
Purpose:
• Become market leader and gain competitive advantage over
the competitors
• Takeover similar companies and increase the market value

Cont...
Mission and Vision:
• To develop standard quality of goods and products
• To increase the area of business
• Protect the right and interest of stakeholders
Legal structure:
• This are considered as joint stock company where business is
having separate legal identity

Charity/Voluntary organization:
Objectives:
 To determine the problem and issue face by the community and
work to resolve them
 To conduct training and development program related to
[product and spread awareness about it
Purpose:
 To enlighten the society by provide them required knowledge

Cont...
Mission and Vision:
 To establish an environment where community feel safe and
healthy
 Protection of environment, animal, nature etc.
Legal structure:
 The structure of companies are in form of trusts, association
and provident society

P2: Size and scope of different type of
organization
Public sector organization
Overview:
 Nestle is associated with the public sector and a Swiss
transnational food and drink company
 As per the measurement of the company on revenue basis, it
is considered as world largest food company.
Products and services:
 It includes Baby food, cereals, coffee and tea, dairy
products, ice cream, frozen food, confectionery, snacks etc.

Cont...
Size of the company:
 It is a largest food and beverage organization all around the
world
 They have range of 2000 brands in their product pipeline.
Nestle is well present in 191 countries all across the world.
Scope of the company:
 Nestle has wide scope as opportunity to expand their
business, they can invest in emerging market and set their
business easily

Private sector organization
Overview:
 Iceland food limited is a British retail supermarket chain,
which sales frozen foods.
 Company was established in 1970 and in present they have
their business operations in more than 800 locations
Products and services:
 The Iceland is focus towards provide best quality foods.
 The food products which company provides includes
prepared meals and vegetables. Non-frozen grocery items
such as dairy products, dry goods and meats.

Cont...
Size of the company:
 The Iceland limited organised their business in Portugal and
Spain and also have various stores across the country
Scope of the company:
 They can start Home delivery concept and also expand their
supermarket by merging with other retail agency

Charity/Voluntary sector organization
Overview:It was developed in 1936 by sir Henry Wellcome for
the purpose of providing fund to research with objective of
improving animal and human health.
Size of the company:
 The Wellcome trust now serving their services in United
Kingdom and overseas
Scope of the company:
 The wellcome trust can expand their charity business out of
UK. There are various areas of improvement in society so
trust can start provide funding for them also.

Information about stakeholder
 The public, private and charity sector organization have
support from their stake holders.
 The following grid is describes the method of prioritize the
stakeholders-

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