Exploring Types, Size and Scope of Organisations in Business Env.

This report provides an overview of the business environment and examines different types of organizations, including profit, non-profit, and NGOs, comparing their meanings, motives, and areas of operation. It further elaborates on the legal structures of organizations, such as public sector, public organizations like TESCO, and voluntary sectors exemplified by Oxfam. The report concludes by emphasizing the importance of understanding organizational potential for achieving goals and objectives, supported by references to strategic environmental scanning and business-environment interactions. Desklib offers a wealth of similar reports and study resources for students seeking to deepen their understanding of business and organizational structures.

Business and Business
Environment
(TASK1)

INTRODUCTION
In modern era, business environment can be stated as ample
number of both internal and external factors. These components
directly put impact on business activities in a positive or
negative way. It is mandatory for executives of organisation to
find out needs and wants of customers and modify or make
products as per their requirements to sustain in marketplace for
a long period of time.

Comparison between three organisation
Basis of
comparison Profit
organisation Non-profit
organisation NGO
Meaning These types of
companies work for
the welfare of
society. Basically,
executives under this
deliver services to
people who are in
need or below
poverty line. Apart
from this, they also
work with an aim of
brining betterment in
standards of living of
social people.
Firms in this sector
do not aim to earn
profit and deliver
services to
consumers as per
their needs.
Basically,
government provides
funds to these
enterprises to deliver
food and shelter in
upbringing of person
who are in need.
Main focus of these
organisations is to
make profit at its
maximum. They
manufacture goods
and services as well
as deliver to
consumers as per
their needs in
exchange of
monitory. These
organisations are
continuously altering
their products as per
the need of
customers.

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Motive Earn minimum
profit Giving effective
services or
products to
buyers.
Its main aim is
to provide better
services to their
customers and
employees in an
effective
manner.
Are of
operations
Firms are mostly
big. Only limited Only large

Different types of organisation and their legal
structure
Public sector:
Government is the one which makes organisation under this
kind of sector. Mainly, revenue that has been made by firm
gets distributed among people or staff member of that
enterprise

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Public organisation:
TESCO is a public organisation which aims to deliver
grocery products to consumers of every level of class in all
over world.

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Voluntary sector:
This type of sector's main objective is to improvise living standard
of nation's people. Providing services to citizens without any means
of exchange can be stated as a part of social welfare. For an example:
A company named as Oxfam which may come under this sector as
they are continuously delivering services to people who are in need.

Size and Scope of different organisation
 Overview of the TESCO:
 Overview of M&S :
 Oxfam overview

CONCLUSION
As per above report, it can be comprehended that company
is able to accomplish goals and objectives if system is
function properly. It is superior duty that they have
complete information about organisation potentialities.

REFERENCES
Babatunde, Bayode O., and Adebola O. Adebisi.
"Strategic Environmental Scanning and Organization
Performance in a Competitive Business
Environment." Economic Insights-Trends &
Challenges 64. no. 1 (2012).
Bansal, Pratima, and Andrew J. Hoffman, eds. The Oxford
handbook of business and the natural environment.
Oxford University Press, 2012.

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