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The Business Environment - Organisation Structures

   

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Business and theBusiness Environment

Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3PART 1............................................................................................................................................31)Different types of organisations...............................................................................................32) Size and scope of the organisations........................................................................................53)Organisation structures and functions......................................................................................6PART 2............................................................................................................................................8a) PESTEL analysis.....................................................................................................................8b) SWOT/TOWS analysis and Porter’s five forces analysis of the supermarket......................9CONCLUSION..............................................................................................................................11REFERENCES .............................................................................................................................12

INTRODUCTIONBusiness environment is the combination of internal and external factors which affectcompany functions including customers, employees, management, demand & supply andregulation of business. It helps in identifying business opportunities, coping with changes,assistance in planning. Here will be discussing about different types and purpose of organisationalong with size and scope of range. The relationship between functions which link to objectiveand structure of firm. The report explaining positive and negative impact of macro environmenton operations. There are internal and external analysis for organisation to identify strength andweaknesses. Every organisation study business environment thoroughly for achieving goal andobjective set along with sustainability and success. In this three organisation are chosenaccording to report but mainly focused on Marks and Spencer. (Andersson, Forsgren and Holm,2015). PART 11)Different types of organisationsDifferences between profit, not for profit and non-governmental organisations (NGOs)Organisation is entity consist of multiple people, such as association or institution whichhas particular purpose. It is process for defining and grouping activities of enterprises andestablishing authority relationship. There are different types of organisations such as:Basis for ComparisonProfit OrganisationsNot for profitOrganisationNon- governmentalorganisations (NGOs)MeaningA legal entity which isoperating for earningprofit for owner iscalledprofitorganisation.A legal entity which isoperating for servingsociety as whole iscalled non profitorganisation.It is formed byordinary citizenswhich operatesautonomously bygovernment.Motive Its main motive isprofitmaking(Babatunde andAdebisi, 2012).Its main motive isproviding service.Its main motive is towork for betterment ofsociety and economywhichbringsawareness for women

empowerment andhuman rights.Source of revenue The revenue is earnedfrom selling of goodsand services.The revenue is earnedthrough donations,membership fee,subscription.The revenue is earnedthrough running ofdifferent NGOs.Commenced through It is commencedthrough capitalcontributed by owners.It is commencedthrough funds fromdonation, governmentgrants, subscription. It is commercedthrough saving ofmoney by individualand capital taken fromindividuals.ExampleThe example of profitorganisation is Marksand Spencer. The example of nonprofit organisation isfair waysThe example of NGOin UK is Oxfam.Business purpose and supply of goods and servicesThe business purpose and supply of goods and services are as follow:ParticularMarks and SpencerFair waysOxfamBusiness PurposeThe purpose of Marksand Spencer is toimprove customersandpartnersexperience, inspire andengage large numberof people for visitingshop worldwide.The purpose ofFairways is toimproving safety ofnavigations wheretraffic density is highor is restricted (Belás,and et. al., 2015).The business purposeof Oxfam is to help bycreating solutions toinjustice of poverty.As it part of globalmovement for changewhich empowersindividual to createfuture that is just,secure and povertyfree. Supply of goods andserviceIts products are sellingof home products,Its goods and servicesare dealing inThe services arehelping poor people

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