Business Environment Report: Exploring Business Environments

This report provides an analysis of the business environment, focusing on different types of organizations, including public, private, and voluntary sectors. It explores their respective purposes, legal structures, and operational scopes, highlighting the roles of management in adhering to regulations. The report examines the size and scope of organizations like Nestle, the NHS, and Oxfam, providing insights into their operations and impact. Furthermore, it delves into stakeholder analysis, identifying key groups and their influence on program and policy development. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of understanding both internal and external factors within the business environment, including PESTLE and SWOT analysis.

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 an essential term that refers all external
and internal factors. These factors are highly effects on
business functions and operations including management,
customers, employees, demand and supply and certain
regulations of company.

Different types organisations and their
purpose and legal structure
 In business environment, there are mainly three types of
business are functioned such as voluntary, public and
private.
 Each and every sector has its own purpose and legal
structure which is not same.
 In which duty and responsibility of management is to apply
all regulations and legislations regulated by legal authority.

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Public organisation: These
are also a type of business
which are formed under
different legislations of
country.

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Private organisation: The
business that are
controlled, operated and
owned by an individual
are identified as private
firm.

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Voluntary sector: In nature, these business are non-profitable
which direct for an individual. Main purpose of this
enterprise is to thought about the welfare of society.

Size and scope of different types of
organisations
There are main three kind of business entity such as voluntary,
private and public. All these are plays an important and
essential role in order to earn maximum profits. Scope and
size of the all organisations are not same.

Size and Scope of Nestle
Size: Nestle deals in drink and food items and provide them
in all over the world.
Scope: It is another essential part which includes some
important information regarding diversified items.

Size and Scope of NHS
Size: It is a type of public organisation which manage health
related service to society.
Scope: Main scope of this organisation is to provide medical
facility to poor people of community.

Size and Scope of Oxfam
Size: Oxfam is an independent and non-profitable organisation that
provides healthy and effective services to the users in a
systematic manner.
Scope: Oxfam managed different services like disaster relief, pro
migration, policy research, reduction of wealth, advocacy and
many other systematically.

Stakeholder Analysis
It is identified as an effective process of collecting and
analysing quantitative data in order to identify whose
wonders should be seized into account when implementing
and developing a program and policy.

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High power –
fascinated people
High power – less
fascinated people
Low power – less
fascinated people
Low power –
fascinated people

Conclusion
From the above mentioned report, it can be concluded that
business environment is essential and main part of the
organisation, it consists two types such as internal and
external which play important role in identifying of
PESTLE and SWOT analysis.

References
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