Business Environment Analysis: Types, Size and Scope of Organisations

This report provides an overview of different types of organisations, including public, private, and voluntary sectors, and examines their legal structures, sizes, and scopes within the business environment. It discusses examples such as Tesco PLC, National Health Services (NHS), and Virgin Group LTD, highlighting their respective products, services, visions, missions, objectives, and stakeholders. The report also touches on sole trading concerns, partnership firms, and public companies, referencing relevant academic sources to support its analysis. Desklib offers a wealth of similar resources for students seeking to deepen their understanding of business environments and organisational structures.

BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT
TASK 1

CONTENT
• Introduction.
• Types and purposes of organisations
• Size and scope of different types of organisations
• References.
• International business growth .

INTRODUCTION
A enterprise, company or an organisation who carry out activities
in order to provide products and services within its target
market is known as business. They function for meeting up their
desired goals and objectives. The organisation can deliver there
products and services on the basis of monetary or non monetary
consideration.

Growth of international business
Tesco company has very strong impact at the global level . They
conceal all the important factors which is beneficial such as –
strong marketing process, by analysing situations, smart
organisational strategies, implementation and control over the
business.

P1 Types and purposes of
organisations.
Types of organisations:-
• Public sector
• Private sector -
Sole trading concern: Sainsburry
Partnership firm: John Lewis department store
Public company: Tesco Plc
• Voluntary sector: Oxfam

CONTINUE
Virgin Group LTD:- It is an
private limited organisation
which was incorporated in the
year 1970 in United Kingdom.

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Tesco PLC: - It is an public organisation
incorporated within the economy of
United Kingdom. The business was
initially started as an sole trading
concern and in present time its is
operating as an public company.

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National Health Services: - It is an not for profits
organisation functioning with the main purpose of
delivering health related services at free of cost to
individuals of United Kingdom.

P2 Size and scope of different
types of organisations.
Tesco Plc
Products and services:- Grocery products and financial services.
Vision:- To be most valued organisation.
Mission:- To create value for its customers.
Objectives:- To provide high quality products.
Stakeholders:- Employees, customers and suppliers.

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National Health Services (NHS)
Services:- Hospital and ambulance services.
Vision:- To work together for patients.
Mission:- To provide significant high quality health services to its
patients.
Objectives:- To provide services at free of cost.
Structure:- NHS care trust and NHS mental health trust.

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Private :- They are non governmental organisation, their main
motive is to raise the profit.
Sole trade :- They are the individual who manage the entire
business by their own.
Partnership :- This type of business is done in between the 2 –
20 members with their profit sharing ratio of business.

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