Business Environment Analysis and Organisation Structures Report

This report provides an in-depth analysis of the business environment and its impact on various organisation structures. It begins by defining the business environment and highlighting its significance. The report then explores different types of organisation structures, including private, public, and voluntary sectors, providing detailed insights into each. Case studies are used to illustrate the practical application of these concepts, examining the operations of companies like Bestway Group, the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), and Macmillan Cancer Support. The analysis considers the internal and external factors that influence business operations. The report concludes by emphasizing the importance of understanding the dynamic business environment for effective decision-making. References to relevant academic sources are also provided to support the analysis.

Business and Business Environment

Table of Contents
Introduction
Types of organization structures
Size and scope of different companies
Conclusion
References

Introduction
 Business environment refers to sum total of all internal and
external forces that leave their impact. These factors put effect on
the operation of organisation, directly or indirectly. Scanning of
business environment is a necessary requisite for success of an
organisation. Business environment is categorized in two
categories i.e. internal environment and external

Types of business structures
 Private sector organization
 Public sector organization
 Voluntary sector organization

Size and scope of different companies
Bestway Group
Private sector organisation
The company is owing almost 125,000 retailers and 64
warehouses nationwide. It is covering markets of UK and
Pakistan.
British Broadcast Corporation
Public sector organisation
It is largest and oldest broadcaster around the world. It employs
nearly 22,000 staff members and in serving about 28 languages.
Macmillan cancer support
Voluntary sector organisation
It was founded in 1911 and its staff amounts to around 2910.
They are serving only in London as charitable organisation .

Conclusion
Conducting business operations is not at all an easy task in today's
dynamically changing environment. There is continuously
changing internal and external environment which impacts
business in a huge way. Therefore, it becomes essential to study
these factors and their impact on business operation so that they
do not harm company

References
 Eling, M. and Schaper, P., 2017. Under pressure: how the business environment
affects productivity and efficiency of European life insurance
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 Gaganis, C., Pasiouras, F. and Voulgari, F., 2019. Culture, business environment
and SMEs' profitability: Evidence from European Countries. Economic
Modelling, 78, pp.275-292.
 Calabrese, M., Caputo, F. and Sarno, D., 2018. From mechanical to cognitive
view: The changes of decision making in business environment. In Social
Dynamics in a Systems Perspective (pp. 223-240). Springer, Cham.