HND Business L4: Report on Business Environment, Organisation Types

This report provides an analysis of the business environment, focusing on different types of organizations including public, private, and voluntary sectors. It examines the size and scope of these organizations, using examples such as NHS and ASDA to illustrate the concepts. The report also touches upon the purpose of organizations, their functions, and how these elements affect their productivity and profitability. It concludes by emphasizing the importance of understanding both macro and micro environments for business success. The document is available on Desklib, a platform offering a range of study tools and resources for students.

Business and Business
Environment
(Task 1)

Table of Content
 Introduction
Types and Purposes of Organizations
Size and Scope of Organization
Conclusion
References

Introduction
Business environment refer to evaluation of internal and
external elements that straightly influence the operations of
business activities and functions in adequate way. It will
discussed on the relation of various organisation and
evaluation in several elements which will affect the
functions and activities. Entire essential functions which
affect the productivity and profitability of enterprise.

Types and Purposes of Organisation
Public Sectors
Public companies are often government bodies which is
owned or generated under the state of a nations. This
determines major parts of economy and provide citizens
employment opportunities.

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Private Sector
Such Types of organisation sector is often owned by owner
as well as made in respective nation but have to apply
government policies and regulation for functioning of its
operations.

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Voluntary Sector
Such types of company are formed for rendering services
and social welfare to public in the society to make it able
to survive in comfortable way. As an examples of Oxfam
which is one of international charitable trust which have
its business in more than one nation.

Size and Scope of Organisations
Public Sector
Public organisation size depend on nation economy on
capacity of hiring workers. These components often aims
for protection of historical monuments, culture, citizens
and other entities of enterprise. As the example of NHS
which is oldest and one of the fourth largest health and
social care company.

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Public Sector
This is the largest services in British which has more than
1.4 million workers. The enterprise is owned by state of
The company mission is to render care and services to
required people along with healthier and more
independent people or England.

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Private Field
Private company consist of one to thousands of worker
group that depend on the size, motive and purpose of
company. In case of ASDA, company is British retailing
organisation expanded its business in various nations. The
company sale wide range of products such as grocery,
apparel etc. The organisation scope is higher due to
globalisation and Brexit in UK.

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Private Sector
The organisation is subsidiary of Wal-Mart which has
approx. 180000 workers along with mission of being
best British retailing company. The purpose of
organization to make the organisation affordable for
everyone.

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Voluntary Field
The companies size depend on the grounds of their
capacity and funds or sponsors as well as number of
people who are agreed to volunteer for the work. These
companies make the budgets before implementing any
strategy of business for helping people and controlling
expanses.

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Voluntary Sector
The organization is a global charitable trust which
mission is to work with poverty striving people to
practices human rights to aware and inform people.