Business Environment Report: Types, Size, and Scope of Organizations

This report provides an overview of the business environment, focusing on the different types of organizations operating within it. It begins with an introduction to the business environment, defining its key components and impact on organizational functions. The report then delves into the three primary types of enterprises: public, private, and voluntary sectors, outlining their purposes and legal structures. The analysis includes examples such as NESTLE, NHS, and Oxfam, and examines their respective sizes and scopes. A stakeholder analysis is also included, highlighting the various stakeholders involved in organizations like Nestle and their significance. The report concludes by summarizing the importance of the business environment and the roles of the different organizational types in economic development, supported by references to relevant literature.

BUSINESS
ENVIRONMENT
TASK 1

Content
 Introduction
 Different types organisations and their purpose
 Size and scope of different types of organisations
 Conclusion
 References

Introduction
Business environment is determined as a set of conditions:
political, institutional, social, legal or economic that is not
controllable as well as impacts on organisation functions. It
consists of two different elements such as internal and external
environment.

Different types organisations and their
purpose and legal structure
In dynamic environment, there are mainly three types of
enterprises are working with the aim of achieving more
benefits. Further, private, public and voluntary sector are three
different enterprise which motive is to provide quality
products and services to the customers at affordable price.

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Public limited company:
This type of business is
established under the law
of United Kingdom such
as Republic of Ireland and
commonwealth
jurisdictions.

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Private company: Each and
every enterprise operated
and controlled by the
single person is known as
private sector. In the
business different
restrictions are imposed.

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Voluntary Organisation: It is a kind of enterprise which is
also called non-profit firm. Main aim of this business is to
work and activity for the advantage of society.

Size and scope of different types of
organisations
There are mainly three types of enterprise which are launching
their business operations in all over the world. These are
private, public and voluntary such as NESTLE, NHS and
Oxfam. All business have their own scope and size which is
not same with each other.

Size and Scope of Nestle
Size: NESTLE is a Swiss Transnational (ST) food and drink
enterprise in Vaud, Vevey, Switzerland.
Scope: Nestle is a world famous and well established
organisation worldwide.

Size and Scope of NHS
Size: National health care services is a type of public sector
which gives health related services in United Kingdom.
Scope: In the entire world, NHS is a famous and well
established organisation with its quality and quick services.

Size and Scope of Oxfam
Size: Oxfam is a type of voluntary sector and combination of
twenty charitable business. They provides their quality and
effective services to the users in all over the globe.
Scope: In the organisation, there are large number of service are
available which is given by company such as advocacy and
reduction of wealth and many other

Stakeholder Analysis
It covers the evaluation process of various stakeholders. In
Nestle, there are some stakeholders such as government,
employees, customers and many other. In the company, all
these are play vital and essential role for the success and
development.