Business Environment: Organizational Forms and Firm Analysis Report

This report provides a comprehensive overview of the business environment, exploring different organizational types, including public, private, and voluntary business organizations. It delves into the purposes, advantages, and disadvantages of each type, providing a clear understanding of their structures and characteristics. The report further examines the size and scope of various firms, using Nestle, NHS, and Oxfam as case studies. It analyzes their visions, missions, and the scope of their operations, highlighting their impact on the business landscape. The conclusion summarizes key findings and emphasizes the interconnectedness of different organizational divisions. The report includes references to support its analysis, offering valuable insights into the dynamics of the business environment.

BUSINESS AND
BUSINESS
ENVIRONMENT
TASK 1 & 2

COVERED CONTENT
 Introduction
 Types and purpose of different form of organization
 Size and Scope of different firms
 Conclusion
 References

INTRODUCTION
Business condition is taken as one the basic apparatuses and
system that need to consider at the season of working the
business appropriately. Business which incorporate political,
practical, specialized, social, natural and legitimate
components which prompts both positive and negative effect
on general activities of business

TYPES AND PURPOSE OF DIFFERENT
FORM OF ORGANIZATION
Business environment is full of different types of organisations
that have different structure, nature and characteristic. There
are some aims and objectives for these formations which need
to be fulfilled in order to attain them in set time period.

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Public business organisation: These are constituted for the
welfare of people that are living in society. Their primary
purpose is to deliver such services in order to satisfy their
needs and wants.

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Advantages
 They always in to deliver services to public in order to
satisfy their needs and wants in conducive way.
 They always make effective use of resources that are
available in environment.
Disadvantages
 Legal process is very much complex in nature.
 Lack of finance.

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Private Business Organisation: Each association which is
held under private proprietorship is known as privately owned
business. Legislative specialists have no power over the tasks
of private associations. The main motive of these types of
entities to increase their sales volume so that they could earn
sufficient amount of profits.

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Advantages:
 Private owners have complete control over their business
organisation.
 Stakeholders and owner have limited liability.
Disadvantages:
 Financial aid is a difficult task.
 There are several legal formalities that need to be fulfilled.

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Voluntary Business Organisation: It incorporates all
organizations which gives their capacities the assistance of
volunteers. Oxfam is a best example of this category whose
focus is to deliver social services and fulfil their basic
requirements of life.

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Advantages:
 To enhance the living standard of people.
 Take financial aid from government bodies.
Disadvantages:
 May find difficulty in management.
 Uncertainties involved in running business.

SIZE AND SCOPE OF DIFFERENT
FIRMS
All the three associations Nestle, NHS and Oxfam have their
diverse size and extension due to having their particular
nature. On other hand, extent of association incorporates about
various items and administrations which are given by
organization.

NESTLE
Size: Nestle is nourishment and drink organization which
gives their capacities point of enhancing standard of life of
people through giving great quality sustenance items. It was
built up in 1866. It is watched that in excess of 339000
worker's are working in everywhere throughout the world to
create great quality items.