Report: Business and Business Environment Analysis - Unit 1

This report provides a detailed analysis of the business and its environment, focusing on the positive and negative impacts of the macro environment. It includes PESTLE analyses of organizations like CPS, Shelter, and Samaritans, examining political, economic, social, technological, legal, and environmental factors. The report also explores the administration of environmentally friendly products and the challenges of environmental regulations. A SWOT/TOWS analysis is employed to provide a rationale for decision-making, highlighting the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats faced by the organizations. The report also discusses the legal and business environment, and provides a list of references. This report aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the business environment and its various influencing factors.

Module number and title: Unit 1 - Business and Business Environment
Contents
1: Introduction:............................................................................................................................................2
Demonstrate the negative and positive impacts of the macro environment..............................................2
PESTLE analysis of an organisation:.........................................................................................................3
Administration of environmentally friendly products.............................................................................3
Environmental regulations are difficult to understand............................................................................4
PESTLE analyses the following aspects of the environment:...................................................................5
A SWOT/TOWS analysis provides the rationale for decision-making......................................................5
The project's strengths............................................................................................................................6
References:.............................................................................................................................................7

1: Introduction:
The Office of the Public Prosecutor Indicting criminal cases in England and
Wales for the government is the job of this independent, non-pastoral office.
As a public investigator, CPS works closely with the courts, police, and other
criminal justice authorities. A big part of this is giving the police advice on
what charges are likely and taking care of indictments that the police start.
Ward examination and indictment offices are to be approached by CPS. The
Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), who serves as the Common Lawyer for
Britain and Ribs, heads the CPS. The CPS is greatly appreciated by the
lawyers. After police investigations are complete, criminal matters are
handed over to the Crown Prosecution Service. Consult with the police about
what charges to bring, give permission for everything except small changes
(like asking), and put together cases for justices' courts and, more and more,
the Crown Court.
Demonstrate the negative and positive impacts of
the macro environment.
They show both the good and negative consequences of the macro
environment.
To put it another way, macroeconomics is the economic conditions of an
area. The design, economics, investments, money, and pronunciation of a
large-scale climate are all consolidated. The affiliation energy is influenced
by external and wild variables governed by large-scale ecosystems.

PESTLE analysis of an organisation:
CPS, Shelter, and Samaritans have imposed political limits on trade
expansion and exchange in their respective organisations. Political factors
influence the allegiance of an organisation. Perhaps as a result of such
clarifications as these, the organisation has stood strong. Solidity
Administration of environmentally friendly products
• According to Shelter, Samaritans, and CPS, large-scale environmental
weather zones are affected by financial outside additions.
• Unhelpful Yen-to-USD exchange rate (possibility)• Non-commercial
country development (possibility)
• Economic sluggishness in the United States (opportunity)
With the help of the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), Shield, and
Samaritans, we seek to increase trade with Japan. The current state of affairs
with regard to money makes it difficult to maintain devotion. As a result, the
company will be able to grow its operations in the United States. The group's
second-largest ad was made by the group. Because of the rapid evolution of
financial creation, commerce will be able to boost future standards of living.
There have been social business limits for the Crown Prosecution Service,
Shelter, and Samaritans. According to the context analysis, three
organisations have the following external social and cultural characteristics
in common:
Business sector expansion and through-hole enlargement are examples of
this.
Customers' need for crossovers and electric vehicles is growing, so
companies can meet their needs by providing more items, even though the

organisation must deal with the widening abundance gap, which is unpopular
among the working class.
• Increasing use of web-based businesses (possibility)
• The police are actively involved in the development of new ideas
(opportunity).In addition, cybercrime (danger)
There is a need for improvement in online initiatives by CPS, Shelter, and the
Samaritans. According to a partnership struck with several web-based total
undertaking enterprises, the corporation has advanced a number of
products, such as more car project bundles. Clearly, the company has built
mobile applications to provide clients with more options. The benefactor's
dedication to their cause is maintained through their adaptive utility
management. They have the ability to produce world-class vehicles thanks to
the Crown Arrest Benefit (CPS), Protect and Samaritans. Using SWOT
analysis, it is possible to estimate the capability of three different types of
organisations. Among their most notable features are:
• Rapid growth
• Brand image
• Stock network
This is a list of the important points.
 Law:
 The law of invention was a big help.

Environmental regulations are difficult to understand.
The formation of a new group is threatened by the legal intrusion of three
separate groups. According to these parties, legal development security is
being bolstered by the use of tools and a huge population of experts. Clients
have benefited from the partnership in meeting their goals.
PESTLE analyses the following aspects of the environment:
Oil reserves around the world are dwindling. The three groups can work
together to produce more environmentally friendly vehicles, such as electric
and high-mileage vehicles. Customers and the law are important to the
company.
A SWOT/TOWS analysis provides the rationale for decision-
making.
In business and other organisations, SWOT analysis is a useful tool for
gaining a better understanding of a variety of scenarios. The following is a
list of the people and organisations who are credited with the creation of the
SWOT analysis. Headings from a SWOT analysis provide a useful foundation
for analysing a company's methods, bearing, and position. It's a terrific topic
for a workshop. This approach aids in the understanding of social events.
Your organization's profit can be increased by using SWOT analysis. Knowing
what you're missing and taking precautions to prevent danger will keep you
from being let down.
Stand out from the crowd and compete effectively in the market.Performing
a SWOT analysis identifies both the positive factors at play and the potential
pitfalls that must be avoided. See the illustration in the following paragraph.
• a non-monetary planning tool.

• It analyses the company's advantages and disadvantages, as well as
its internal and business environment (in a design framework).
• •Opportunities can be new market segments or conditions within
already established markets.
Threats demonstrate how a company's future may be affected by rivalry,
innovation, or other business variables.
The project's strengths
Strengths - Your advantages over the competition. But the loss of key
employees doesn't have to mean the end of the company. Instead, the focus
should be on how well the company can handle and solve the problem.
Outside trends that can be tapped into:
• A company can discover new products, markets, and industries.
• Technology and changing lifestyles can be used by businesses to their
advantage.
• Market-a company may expand its market share.
• External events that could
hurt your firm are known as threats. The organization's core staff takes
advantage of risks and puts in place countermeasures in order to manage
risks. In a SWOT analysis, a weakness is considered a disadvantage. Internal
obstacles and incentives that benefit or detract from an organised task can
be discovered by going through these centres of excellence. This method
can also be used to find an outside factor that affects the success or failure
of a journey.
The CPS, the Shelter, and the Samaritans all agree that this organisation has
the potential to stay on the cutting edge of its field. Each of the three
companies in this SWOT analysis has unique strengths, weaknesses,

opportunities, and threats. The organisations are supported by a variety of
private, public, and volunteer legal and administrative frameworks. The
student then compared the size and scope of the three different sorts of
organisations. The student talked about authority, hierarchical organisations,
and goals.
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