Business Environment Report: Analysis of Business Organizations

This report provides an analysis of the business environment, focusing on different types of organizations. It begins with an introduction to the dynamic nature of the business environment and the importance of understanding it. The report then explores various types of organizations, including public enterprises, limited companies, and charities. The Crown Prosecution Service, Sainsbury's, and the British Heart Foundation are examined as case studies, detailing their backgrounds, products and services, missions and visions, sizes, objectives, and legal structures. The report highlights the importance of evaluating and understanding the business environment to improve outcomes and make informed decisions. References to relevant academic literature are also provided. This report is contributed by a student and is available on Desklib, a platform providing AI-based study tools for students.

Business Environment
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Table of Content
 Introduction
 Types of organization
 Conclusion
 References

Introduction
• Condition of business is consistently changing in
nature which need to comprehend by supervisors of
an organization so better outcomes could be drawn.
• It is extremely critical to break down and
comprehend nature legitimately so better and upheld
results could be drawn.

Types of organization
Business is a composition of various activities whom major
focus is to deliver quality standard abbreviation which further
facilitate to satisfy customers.
Public enterprise
Limited Companies
Charity.

Crown Prosecution Services
• Specialist organizations which work in prosecutes criminal cases that reviews by the police and other exploring offices over in England and Wales

Sainsbury
• One of a major retail section company of UK with appropriate market share

British Heart Foundation
One of a major charity firm in the UK which support to resolve major issues face by heart patients

Size and Scope of selected business organisations
 Business firms have different nature and perspective
towards working and their consideration.
 It is really important for a firm or entity to evaluate
their working properly and define their purpose to
stakeholders as well.

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Background Product and
services
Mission and
vision
Size and
objectives
Legal
structure
Organisations
work in various
criminal cases
reviewed by
the police in
Wales and
England.
Provides
suggestions to
the firms who
deal with the
criminal cases.
Vision of firms is to
make a positive
difference in the
community through
the justice system.
With almost
6000
employees, its
not so big in
nature as they
only operate
in England
and Wales.
Appropriat
e structure
which
support to
provide
appropriate
suggestion
related
with each
and every
case

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Sainsbury's
Background
Product and
services
Mission and vision Size and
objectives
Legal
structure
Sainsbury is
one of the
significant
player in the
retail sector of
UK.
Variety of
products are
offer by
company
including skin
care, beauty,
households and
many more.
Mission of firms is to
be the UK’s most
trusted retailer where
people love to shop
and work.
With
approximately
2,00,000
employees,
Sainsbury's
operate almost
1500 outlets in
United
Kingdom with a
clear motive to
generate profit
and revenue.
Company
have
definite
legal
structure
where they
are limited
by liability
so that they
are not
going to
issue more
shares than
their whole
assets
value.

Conclusion
It gets determine from the report that business condition
is dynamic in nature which need to evaluate and
comprehend in better casing. By proper and appropriate
understanding odds of working and increasing better
outcomes and choices end up conceivable.

References
 Nielsen, K.J., 2014. Improving safety culture through the health
and safety organization: A case study. Journal of safety research.
48. pp.7-17.
 Shekelle, P.G and et.al., 2013. Making health care safer II: an
updated critical analysis of the evidence for patient safety
practices. Evidence report/technology assessment. (211). pp.1-
945.