Macro Environmental Influence

Macro Environmental
Influence

Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
PART ONE......................................................................................................................................3
1. Critical analysis of the complexities of different types of business structures...................3
2. Interrelationships of the different organisational functions................................................5
PART two........................................................................................................................................7
PESTLE Analysis...................................................................................................................7
SWOT and Porter's five Force framework.............................................................................9
Explain how strength and weakness interrelate with external macro factors each other.....11
CONCLUSION..............................................................................................................................12
REFERENCES..............................................................................................................................13

INTRODUCTION
Business environment seems as an ecosystem that implies both micro- as well as macro
components that implements advantageous business processes within company. It includes
government, supervisor, customer and also innovation, etc. impacting business enterprise in such
a way that it is crucial to sustain customer-based improvement. In present time, companies use to
be more focused about the external factors impact over business operation as more assessment of
these factors can lead to huge susses or vice versa. Different organisations that are properly
considered in this project such as public, voluntary and private to better understand the
importance of business environment. Thus the Sainsbury’s is regarded as a private entity in
relation towards this Crown prosecution was decided as a community company and Oxfam is
regarded as a charitable company which helps to acquire ever more expertise in due to particular
type of industry within UK and also in other nation. Besides this, an effective interconnection is
established in the assignment between the roles of the organisation. Finally, in this analysis, there
is interconnection between strengths and also external environment vulnerabilities being listed.
PART ONE
1. Critical analysis of the complexities of different types of business structures
It is observed in the current circumstances that there is a wide variety of companies that
conduct business at different levels that decide particular type of contributions to business
entities. That is protected in a commercial company arrangement, not for benefit and also a
charitable association that meets the evolving customer need depending on the obligation of the
donations provided by the company. Both the gov't and people who run their businesses by
creating ever more revenue bring leading advantages to the nation's infrastructure. Therefore,
different categories of enterprise are given below:
Private sector organisation- This Company plays a vital role in the national economy structure.
It is carried out by corporations and business owners with the goal of achieving higher
profitability (Schaltegger, Lüdeke-Freund and Hansen, 2016). One of the best examples of this is
Sainsbury; a famous British retailer specialised in the distribution of food, home and clothes to
their immediate customers.
Vision: Its vision is to create an efficient standard of products and to establish trust in consumers.

Mission: Its goal is to create aspiring quality products that are readily available to everyone, both
deep and large in the variety of their items.
Objectives: Its aim is to establish a standard for others based on the quality of their products and
services. This includes ore worth as imagination, consistency and the like.
Types of Public sector organisation
 Sole proprietorship: When an undertaking is handled by an individual, it is perceived
to be a sole proprietor where the owner of the undertaking tends to bear the profits as
well as the costs themselves. It is both conventional as well as the easiest way of
running the company. Along with this, there are fewer limitations and they can be
quickly dissolved.
 Partnership: Where more than two individuals operate in a consistent set with the
intention of earning the anticipated benefit as well as growth, they are considered to
be partnerships. These forms are allowed by entering into a partnership arrangement
that contains approved specifics of the participant, capital progression, benefit sharing
and others.
 Joint venture: Joint stock firms are those with small capital means, but this pushes
them to a massive risk pressure. It also creates a kind of venture capital through the
selling of challenging shares.
Purpose: Its main goal as a private company is to achieve sustainability as well as to be a pioneer
in their respective sectors. The goal of Sainsbury is also to deliver quality products and services
to their prospective audiences in order to achieve a pre-defined viability and survival of the
company.
Legal structure: Sainsbury adhere with the public restricted regulatory system and have a wide
range of active companies offering high-quality services to their potential clients.
Public sector organisation- This entity is a business that is generally governed by the
government of the particular nations for the delivery of goods and services and also for the
benefit of society. The National Health Service (NHS) is the best type of public sector agency by
offering healthcare coverage to residents of the whole area on the basis of health care needs
instead of determining their payment ability.