Business Environment: A Comprehensive Analysis of Organization Types

This presentation provides an overview of the business environment, focusing on the different types and purposes of organizations, including public, private, and voluntary sectors. It explains the legal structures within each sector, such as central and local government for the public sector, sole traders, partnerships, and franchising for the private sector. The presentation also discusses the size and scope of different organizations, emphasizing that organizational size depends on the number of workers, while scope involves various responsibilities. It highlights the functions and scopes of organizations within the public, private, and voluntary sectors, noting their different priorities such as societal protection, profit maximization, and providing free facilities to needy persons. The presentation concludes that all organizations have different purposes, sizes, and scopes.

Business Environment
Different types and purposes of
organizations

Tables of content
• Introduction
• Types and purposes of different organisations
• Size and scope of different organisations
• Conclusion
• References

Introduction
This presentation is based on business environment, in this
various types and purposes of of organisation has been
explained. Along with this, size and scope of different
companies has been described.

Types and purposes of different
organisations
Company is place where
number of people come
together to achieve personal
and professional objectives.
It can be refer as institution
or association that has any
aim and is related to an
macro environment.

Cont...
There are various types of business organisations which are
following as under:
Public sector: Organisation which comes in this category
are known as government companies and it provides
governmental services.

Cont...
Legal structure of public sector:
• Central government: It is also known as federal government. It
involves those authorised bodies which makes various rules,
regulations and policies which strict the other private companies to
operate their business activities in ethical manner
• Local government: It involves those legal bodies which achieves their
power from central government and resolve the problems of local
people.

Cont...
Private sector: The companies which are apart from public
sector is called as private organisations. These enterprises
are managed and controlled by private individuals or
groups. Generally it is manage by entrepreneurs instead
of government authorities.

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Legal structure of private sector:
Sole trader: when a single person operate a business enterprise then
it is known as single proprietorship.
Partnership: when two or more than two people operate business
firm then it is known as partnership.
Franchising: When a big organisations gives its power to other
person or fir then it is known as franchising.

Cont...
Voluntary sector: Companies which comes under this
sector is known as non profitable organisations. Woodland
trust is a voluntary enterprise which is established to help
poor people. These enterprises are established to protect
interests and welfare of society.

Size and scope of different types of
organisations
All type of business enterprises have their different size and
scope. Organisational size depends upon its number of
workers. If company have few number of workers then it is
known as small enterprise.

Cont...
Scope of organisations is as
essential as its size.
Responsibilities of companies
are categorised in various form
which are following as under:
• Sole proprietorship
• Partnership
• Joint stock company

Cont...
Generally, there are three sectors of organisation which are
public, private and voluntary. Three of them have their
different size and scope which are discussed below:
Public Sector: Organisations which comes in this sector is
fully managed and controlled by advisory bodies of country.