Business Environment Analysis: Stakeholder Analysis of Different Firms

This report provides an analysis of the business environment, focusing on the characteristics and operations of different types of firms. It begins by introducing the concept of the business environment, highlighting the significance of both internal and external factors. The report then delves into the structure and purpose of public, private, and voluntary firms, providing examples such as Nestle and Tesco. It examines the legal structures of private enterprises, including partnerships, sole proprietorships, and limited companies. Furthermore, the report explores the scope and size of different organizations, emphasizing the varying natures and functions of entities like the British Heart Foundation. Finally, it includes a stakeholder analysis, identifying groups with high and low power, and concludes by summarizing the impact of the business environment on profitability and productivity. The report is supported by references to relevant academic sources.

BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT
(TASK 1)

Introduction
Purpose of different organization
Size and Scope of organization
Stakeholder Analysis
Conclusion
References
Content Table

INTRODUCTION
 Business environment may be included with two factors
such as external and internal that impacts on the
organizational activities or operations.
 In this different factors are needed by the enterprises in
order to run their business successfully such as employees,
supply chain, rules and regulation.

INTRODUCTION
 Business environment may be included with two factors
such as external and internal that impacts on the
organizational activities or operations.
 In this different factors are needed by the enterprises in
order to run their business successfully such as employees,
supply chain, rules and regulation.

INTRODUCTION
 Business environment may be included with two factors
such as external and internal that impacts on the
organizational activities or operations.
 In this different factors are needed by the enterprises in
order to run their business successfully such as employees,
supply chain, rules and regulation.

PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND VOLUNTARY FIRMS
 Generally, the legal structure and purpose of firm are
described below: -
 Private firm
 Public firm
 Voluntary firm

PRIVATE FIRM (Nestle)
 It is a type of private company which deals in foods and
Beverages across the globe.
 It has founded by Henri Nestle in 1866 Headquartered
Switzerland, UK. They provide different number of
products such as Frozen foods, baby food, tea & coffee,
dairy items, medical etc

LEGAL STRUCTURE OF PRIVATE
ENTERPRISE
 Partnership
 Sole proprietorship
 Limited companies

PUBLIC COMPANY (Tesco)
 It is a British multinational groceries and general
merchandise organization with headquarters in Welwyn
Garden City, England, UK.
 In the company approximately 476,000 employees are
recently work with the motive to gain competitive
advantages.

VOLUNTARY ORGANISATION
 It is another type of business that perform all tasks or
activities about rendering social assistance to the
volunteers.
 Main motive of this business is to provide healthy and
effective services to needy group for fulfilling their basic
wants and desire.

SCOPE AND SIZE OF DIFFERENT FIRMS
 There are identify different kind of organization with
various nature that perform all functions and activities for
meeting basic wants and needs effectively.
 For example: British Heat foundation, Nestle and Tesco
that have wide nature, size and scope with are not same.

STAKEHOLDER ANALYSIS
 High power: Fascinated people
 People with low power: - less fascinated
 High power: - people which are less fascinated
 Low power: - Fascinated people