Comprehensive Business Environment Analysis: Company Structures

This report provides an overview of the business environment, emphasizing its dynamic nature and complexities. It discusses different types of companies, including public sector, private sector, and voluntary sector organizations, outlining their characteristics and scope. The report also includes a shareholder analysis based on their power and interest levels. Examples of companies like London Transportation and Iceland are used to illustrate the concepts. The conclusion highlights the importance of understanding the business environment for successful corporate operations.

BUSINESS
ENVIRONMENT

INTRODUCTION
• Business environment is an very main term which
comprises each factors which can impact company
indirectly and directly in any way.
• Therefore, a manager is going to start up enterprise, an
entrepreneur requirements for including all required
factors which will provide organisation success.

COMPANIES WITHIN A LEGAL
STRUCTURE
• Public sector organisation
• Public corporations
• Voluntary sector

Public sector organisation
• This type of business is generally regulated as well as owned
by government. It involves both kinds of regulatory bodies like
as local and national agencies as well.
• This domain is having a wide nature as well as if they have to
increase their finance within their enterprise then they can
utilize certain methodology such as taxes.

Private sector organisation
• Companies are running in private sector are generally held, controlled as well as
managed by an particular association. Important aim of this kind of companies is to
earn higher profits. Their are different examples of public sector firms which are
given below:
• Sole traders
• Partnership
• Franchises

Voluntary sector
• This kind of organisation cannot run by particular person.
It is called as company with non-profit.
• Reason behind forming of this type of company to give
advantages to society by making welfare efforts by them.

Scope and size of various kind of
companies
• London transportation
• Iceland
• NOP's company

London transportation
• London transportation is operating by UK government as
well as its their duties for conveyance system within
London.
• They are accountable for taxies, buses, road ways, rail
system and many more.

Iceland
• Iceland is a market of food, it was established in United
Kingdom. With that, they supply various services as well
as products to their customers.
• It consists dirt goods, vegetables, meat and many others.
In addition, they are having grocery market approx. 2% in
UK.

Shareholder analysis
• Companies managers can divide as per their firms interest
like as,
• High power – less interested person
• High power – interested person
• Low power – interested person
• Low power – less interested person

CONCLUSION
• Above report is summarise as, business environment is
dynamic in nature and also includes very complexities that
affect operations of corporations in negative and positive
manner.

REFERENCES
• Craig, T. and Campbell, D., 2012. Organisations and the
business environment. Routledge.
• Dibrell, C., Craig, J. and Hansen, E., 2011. Natural
environment, market orientation, and firm innovativeness:
An organizational life cycle perspective. Journal of Small
Business Management. 49(3). pp. 467-489.