Overview of Business Environment

This presentation provides an overview of the business environment in the United Kingdom, focusing on the types of organisations present. It discusses public, limited, and charitable organisations, their vision, mission, and stakeholders. The presentation also highlights the current business scenario in the UK and the differences in legal duties and structures among organisations.

OVERVIEW OF BUSINESS
ENVIRONMNET
 United Kingdom continues to be one o
f the largest economy in Europe.
 Gross domestic product in year 2016
was 2.729 trillion dollars.

Types of Organisations
PublicPublic
CharityLimited

Public SectorPublic Sector
Public organisations are the governmental departments,
British Council, Parliament, Policy hub, NHS (National
health service) direct, NHS choices, Executive agencies
and non departmental public bodies

LimitedLimited
OrganisationOrganisation
 Limited business organisations has benefits
and increases the credibility as business.
 The promotersare required must inform HR
revenue and Customs as soon as the business
commences.

CharitableCharitable
OrganisationOrganisation
 These organisations are non profit-making
concerns, centres on benevolent goals and
social well being as well.

PublicPublic  NHS is one of the four national, health service providers in UK.
Headquartered in London. Founded by Aneurin Bevan on 5 july 1948.
It is the name of public health services of England, Scotland, and
Wales. It was founded following the Second world war.
 NHS is very widely formed as there are number of service which are to
be given to patients of hospital.
 NHS is operating in UK, Scotland and Wales with 1.6 million people
employed and a budget of £136.7 billion.
 There are many services like self care, NHS 111, pharmacist, doctors,
NHS walk ins and A&E or 999

CONTINUED...
Vision of NHS is to provide all kinds of latest technology to
the public of UK and to all the quality of services.
Business objective is to maximise profits by giving customers
and patients the quality of service.
Stakeholders of NHS are its employees, management,
patients, government and investors who are giving the
money to the hospital.

LimitedLimited
 ASDA is one of the major British supermarket retailer,
possessing number one position in markets of the world.
 Holding headquarters in Leeds, West Yorkshire, founded in
1965. Dealing in Grocery, general merchandise and financial
services.
 It was originally found in 1920 as Hindell's Dairies. The
company was implanted by a group of Yorkshire farmers who
prepared and sold meat and milk products through Hindell's
Dairies.
 In 1949, the company transformed its name to Associated Dairies
and Farm Stores Ltd. The grocer incorporated with Queen's
Supermarkets to form ASDA Stores Ltd in 1965.

CONTINUED...
Vision of ASDA is to give the best quality of food
products and best quality of service to the customer.
Business objective is to maximise profits with customers
satisfaction.
Stakeholders of ASDA are its employees, customers,
management, governments and society.

CharityCharity Oxfam is a global federation of charitable organizations focused on the alleviation
of global poverty.
 Headquartered in Oxford, United Kingdom founded at Oxford, England by Cecil
Jackson-Cole.
 CEO of Oxfam is Mark Goldring (May 2013–present). Named after Oxford
Committee for Famine Relief.
 Oxfam was initially set up for providing food and medicines to famine hit areas of
world and now is also involved in proving tools and helping poor people.
 The mission of the organisation is to work with number of local volunteers and with
the people living into poverty to exercise human rights

CONTINUED...
Vision of Oxfam is to eradicate poverty and
provide the poor people their rights.
Business objective of Oxfam is to lessen
down the poverty and providing poor
people with the necessary tools and
techniques.
Stakeholders of Oxfam are the volunteers,
employees working, poor peoples and
governments and the society as well.

CONCLUSIONCONCLUSION
 Looking forward to the current business scenario
of United Kingdom, it can be concluded that the
country has strong regulations and protection for
investors along with the solid business policies.
 Various types of organisations in different
sectors have different vision, mission and
objectives for their own purposes. Legal duties
and Structures also differs in each of the
organisation.

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