This report provides a comprehensive analysis of KFC's business environment. It begins with an introduction to the business environment and its importance, followed by a detailed examination of KFC as a private sector organization. The report compares KFC with public and voluntary sector organizations, specifically the BBC and the Maytree Foundation, highlighting their different functions, objectives, and legal structures. It delves into the size and scope of these organizations, outlining their services, products, and stakeholders. The report then explores the interrelationship between various organizational functions within KFC, such as sales and research & development, finance and production, and marketing and HR. Furthermore, it analyzes the positive and negative impacts of the macro environment, including political, economic, social, technological, environmental, and legal factors, on KFC's operations. The report also assesses the internal and external factors of the organization, identifying its strengths, weaknesses, and their interrelation with the external macro environment, culminating in a conclusion summarizing the key findings.