Business Environment in Different Organizations: Vinatex, Hanosimex, Zara

Unit 1: Business and the Business Environment
BBE 1: Organizational Types, Functions and Structures
Student name: Nguyen Le Thuy Duong (Ellie)
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Table of Contents
Introduction......................................................................................................................................3
Research findings.............................................................................................................................4
1 Different types and purposes of organizations..................................................................4
2 Size and scope of a range of different types of organizations..........................................5
3 Overview of three organizations.......................................................................................6
Vinatex Da Nang Joint Stock Company...................................................................................6
HANOSIMEX - Hanoi Textile & Garment Joint Stock Corporation......................................7
Zara...........................................................................................................................................8
4 The relationship between different organizational functions and how the link to
organizational objectives and structure........................................................................................9
5Organisation Chart for Vinatex.......................................................................................10
Compare Vinatex Structure with the Other Organisations........................................................11
Conclusion.....................................................................................................................................12
References......................................................................................................................................13
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Introduction
The business environment collects both internal and external factors that externally influence a
corporation. However, the company still relies on them as they affect the company‘s overall
success and sustainability. When companies are conscious of the constant changes, they can
adapt and use them as opportunities to enhance business efficiency, growth and benefit (Toppr).
This assignment describes the business environment in different organizations: Vinatex Da Nang
JSC, Hanosimex JSC and Zara. This essay presents a description of different types of
organizations and explores the organization context; products and services; their vision, mission
and business objectives. This report also defines various types of legal structure, their size, scope
and roles as well as their relation with the organization. It will also provide details on the
relationship and its role in deciding on the business between the company and its stakeholders.
Finally, the various business functions of one of the selected organizations are analyzed, using a
diagram showing how these functions interrelate and analyze the advantages and disadvantages
of how they relate to and impact the structure of the organization.
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Research findings
1 Different types and purposes of organizations
The business has different types and has the following function:
Public sector organization
The Public organization traditionally consists of government-owned and managed entities that
can represent its residents. Public sector companies don't try to make a profit. Public sector
revenue is typically expanded by a kind of means, including fees, fines, and financial transfers
from other government levels (PrivacySense.net).
Private sector organization
Private corporate associations are owned, funded or retained in a joint-stock corporation by
individuals, partners or shareholders and are accountable to their owners or representatives. The
design and scale of the goods and services are very different. The main goal is to be commercial
in characters such as make profit, capital gain, a market place or sales (Mullins, 2014).
Joint Stock Company is the 'natural' – the business organizational structure that means most
economically reasonable and effective. JSCs require a different organizational status for the
association than their ever changing membership (Ireland, 2010).
Voluntary sector organization
The voluntary sector typically involves organizations to support and enrich society, often with
little to no government interference, without a profit. Funds raised or received by a voluntary
sector organization are generally reinvested in the public or the organization itself. One way of
thinking about the voluntary sector is to build social and not material capital (PrivacySense.net).
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