Business Environment Report: Analyzing Different Organization Types

This report delves into the intricacies of the business environment, providing a comprehensive overview of different organizational structures. It begins by defining the business environment and its impact on organizations, followed by a detailed examination of various types of organizations, including private, public, and non-profit entities. The report highlights the key characteristics and purposes of each type, such as the profit motive in private sectors and the service-oriented goals of public and non-profit organizations. Furthermore, the report analyzes the size and scope of different organizations, using examples like Marks & Spencer and British Foods Plc. to illustrate how these factors influence their operations. The report explores the retail and food industries, assessing their structures, and strategies. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of internal assessment for organizational success, suggesting how to leverage strengths and overcome weaknesses. The report offers valuable insights for business students and professionals seeking a better understanding of the business environment and its complexities.

Business Environment

Table of Content
 Introduction
 Different types and purpose of organization
 Size and scope of various types of organization
 Conclusion
 References

Introduction
Business environment is a kind of link between
organisation’s actions and its environment. Environment
is the atmospheres of a company by which firm
influenced directly or indirect manner. Where the
political, economic, social, and technological factors
shopping a business environment that are evaluated by a
business for making forthcoming strategy.

Different types and purpose of organization
Following there are different types of organizations which
are summarized below:
Private Sector Organization: A private sector organization
is that organization which is owned, managed and
controlled by private individuals or institutions.
Maximization of profit is main priority of private sector.

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Characteristics:
 Private ownership
 Profit motive
 Independent management
 Private accountability
 Private management

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Types of private organizations
 Partnership organization
 Limited liability organization
 Sole proprietorship:

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Public Sector Organization: A public sector organization
is the organization controlled by and accountable to
central or state government. Such type of organization is
established to deliver services for its people.

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Non- profit organization: NPOs’ are owned in the
privately organisation which doesn’t renders financial
advantages for their stakeholders. On the other hand,
which are privately incorporated groups with a charitable
resolve of not profiting from the actions they carry

Size and scope of various types of
organization
There are various types of different organization which
works on different fields and also in different sizes and
scopes which makes the organization different from
others. Organization may be public, private and non-
profit.

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Marks & Spencer (M&S):
Size: - Marks & Spencer is one of the crucial multinational retailer which is
relied upon the United Kingdom. The organisation has a more history
throughout UK market, with its first store in 1884. As of 2016, there are
914 M&S stores which are totally located in the UK, and 468 other outlets
locations located throughout the planet.

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Scope: - The Company focuses on diverse forms of retailing. It
offers goods such as clothing, home products and luxury
goods, as well as food and drinks throughout the planet which
assist them to gain the higher customer fulfilment and also
assist them to upsurges their revenue.

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British Foods Plc.:
Size: - Associated British Foods is a diversified international food,
ingredients and retail group with sales £ 15.4bn, 133,000 employees
and operations in 50 countries across Europe, Southern Africa, Asia,
America and Australia.
Scope: - ABF is a diversified group of industries which enjoy a high
degree of autonomy in the running of their operations. They are
ground into five business segments: sugar, agriculture, retail,
grocery and ingredients.