Different Types and Purpose of Organisation and Their Relationship with Business Environment

Business and business environment

Table of Contents
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION ..........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................3
P.1. Different types and purpose of organisation?......................................................................3
P.2 Size and scope of different types of organisation?...............................................................5
P.3 Relationship between different organisation functions and how they are connected to
organisation structure and objectives? .......................................................................................7
P.4. Identify the positive and negative impact the macro environment has upon business
operations by giving suitable example?......................................................................................8
P.5. SWOT analysis of different types of organisation...............................................................9
P.6 Explain how strength as well as weakness interrelate with external macro factor?...........10
CONCLUSION.........................................................................................................................11
REFERENCES 12

INTRODUCTION
A legal entity whose primary objective is to grow profitability and income is referred to
as a "business." And you're trying to figure out how the company's overall performance is
affected by the external environment. the corporation Dyson is a British company that was
created in 1991 and has its headquarters in the United Kingdom. The many types of
organisations, as well as their scope and history, will be discussed in this study. It will also
review the numerous external elements and examine the interrelationships between various
departments. To further understand the internal environment, a SWOT analysis will be
performed.
P1 Explain different types and purposes of organisations; public, private and voluntary sectors
and legal structures.
There are several types of organizations, each of which is described as follows:
Public organizations
These types of sector involves such form of organizations that are tends to be controlled and
financed by government on general public behalf. to earn profit is not their major goal. These are
incorporated for society and for social welfare of company. Respective organizations leads to
supply their services to the audience for upliftment of their standard and the different types of
public organizations are and listed below:
BBC is suitable example of public sector organisation whose main target is to broadcast the news
at global level..
Purpose – To give service to public by utilising resources at optimal level..
These organizations provide services to the general public for their benefit, and the various sorts
of public organizations are described below:

 Central government- such business entity are fully controlled by the government. These are
such type of organization in which around fifty one percent or more holding are in the hands of
Government. In the form of income tax they collect money from people.
 State government- In these type of organizations management are done by state government.
They tends to have specific powers applicable on particular departments.
 Local government: Such business entities controlled by local government. These organization
collect amount in the form of Community Charges called as Council Tax.
Example: British Broadcasting Corporation
Private business organization: This sector includes private-sector organisations founded and
controlled by private individuals. A single individual or a group of individuals might be the
owner of a private organisation. Tesco PLC, for example, is a public limited company that
operates in the retailing industry in nations such as the United Kingdom, the United States, and
others.
Purpose- The goal of private organisations is to make money while also providing
enough competition to public sector organisations, resulting in increased effectiveness as
well as efficiency.
The following are the various sorts of private enterprises.
 Sole proprietorship- It is very popular business form because it involves low cost and
attract less formalities. A sole proprietor is a owner of business who tends to need only
register their name and leads to secure local licenses, and the sole proprietor is ready for
business. Because the sole proprietorship has no separate legal existence, the owner of a
sole proprietorship often signs contracts in his or her own name. Even if the firm has a
fictional name, the lone proprietor would usually have consumers make checks in his or
her name. The taxes of sole proprietorships is straightforward. A sole proprietorship's
income is the income earned by its owner. All debts owed by a sole proprietorship
business are directly responsible to the sole proprietor. The ease with which a single
proprietorship can be formed is one of its best advantages. There isn't much more to it
than buying and selling things or services. In truth, forming a sole proprietorship requires