HND Business: Analyzing Types, Size & Scope of Organisations Task

This report provides an overview of different types of organizations, including public, private, and voluntary sectors, and examines their purposes, sizes, and scopes within the business environment. It uses examples like McDonald's (public sector), Virgin Group (private sector), and Diabetes UK (voluntary sector) to illustrate the characteristics of each type. The report further discusses the objectives and stakeholders associated with each organization type, highlighting the differences in their focus, such as profit maximization for private sector entities versus social welfare for voluntary organizations. The analysis includes considerations of factors influencing the business environment and their potential impact on organizational operations. Desklib offers a wide array of similar assignments and study tools for students.

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 Introduction
 Different types of organisation and its purpose
 Size and Scope of organisation
 References

Introduction
Business environment is one of the important part for organisation.
There are many factors that have impact over the operation of
organisation as internal and external. These are related to employees,
customers, management, supply. Tesco PLC is the UK based
company that offers their services at large level.

P1 Different types of organisation and its purpose
Different ordinations are presented that are running their business more
effectively so that they can achieve best result. It is important for such
companies to make growth of environment and those factors that have
influence over environment, this is required so that it can not affect
business in adverse manner.
Types of Organisation:-
 Public sector
 Private sector
 Voluntary sector

Public Sector Organisation
This sector business entity are under the control of government. People
pay taxes to them and it is used to finance public sector entity.
Example
McDonald's is American based public sector organisation.
Purpose
 To provide service to its customers in effective manner.
 To have the standard quality in its product and services.
 To satisfy the needs and wants of its users with their best efforts.

Private Sector Organisation
These businesses are not under the control of government and services are
offered by the private entity. Different type of business are under this sector
as sole trader, partnership, companies and franchises.
Example- Virgin group is an investment company which is operating their
business in global market.
Purpose
 To treat customers effectively to provide maximum satisfaction to them.
 To enhance profitability.
 To expand their market area

Voluntary Organisation
This business unit where people perform their function for specific
purpose. They have main task to make the welfare of the society.
Example
Diabetes UK is voluntary association that has main operation to
consider the welfare of society.
Purpose
 To address the problem that are faced by society.
 This is Non profit organisation that work for the development of
social group.

P2 Size and Scope of organisation
Public sector- This business provides their services to public and they
have objective to fulfil the daily needs and wants of people. These
organisations contribute to increase the GDP of nation..
 Size of McDonald's
 Stakeholder
 Objective

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Private sector-
This sector has main objective to initiate necessary activities so that
they can generate more profit. They have main goal to enhance its
profitability, not social development.
 Size of Virgin Group
 Stakeholder
 Objective

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Voluntary organisation-
This business organisation is different from private and public
companies. They have main objective to provide adequate
protection to society. Some supportive factors are as Funder,
trustees and Volunteers.
 Size of Diabetes UK
 Stakeholder
 Objective

References
Commander, S. and Svejnar, J., 2011. Business environment, exports,
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Statistics. 93(1). pp.309-337.
Dahan, N.M. And et. al., 2010. Corporate-NGO collaboration: Co-
creating new business models for developing markets. Long range
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Fernando, A.C., 2011.Business environment. Pearson Education India.