Business Environment, Organisations and their Operations Analysis

This report explores the business environment and its influence on organisations. It examines the different types of organisations, including private, public, and voluntary sectors, and discusses the impact of various factors on business operations. The report focuses on the size, scope, vision, and mission of several organisations, such as Nestle, NHS, and RSPCA, providing insights into how they operate within their respective environments. It references key concepts like business excellence models and consumer purchase intentions, highlighting the importance of understanding the business environment for achieving organisational objectives. The conclusion emphasizes the significance of both external and internal factors in shaping business performance and decision-making. This document, contributed by a student, is available on Desklib, a platform offering AI-based study tools for students.

Business & Business
Environment

Table Of Content
 Introduction
 Different kinds and purposes of organisations
 Size and scope of a range of various types of
organisations
 Structure, Scope and size of firms firms link to business
objectives
 References

Introduction
Business environment is identified as an effective
combination of external and internal factors that effects on
business performance and profitability in direct manner.
This factor includes entities, individuals and many other
main aspects which influence the decision making activity
of organisation.

Business Environment

Three types of Organisation

Different kinds and purposes of
organisations
There are different types of organisation whose play
important and essential role in achieving long term
goals and objectives in given time period
 Private Organisation:
 Public organisation:
 Voluntary sector:

Size and Scope of Nestle
 Size of Nestle
 Scope of Nestle
 Vision
 Mission

Size and Scope of NHS
 Size of Nestle
 Scope of Nestle
 Vision
 Mission

Size and Scope of RSPCA
 Size of RSPCA
 Scope of RSPCA
 Vision
 Mission

Conclusion
From the above mentioned report, it can be concluded that
business environment is an effective and efficient
combination of external or internal factor. This factor
influence on business operations and activities in a proper
manner.

References
Asif, M., Searcy, C., Garvare, R. and Ahmad, N., 2011.
Including sustainability in business excellence models.
Total Quality Management & Business Excellence.
22(7). pp.773-786.
Bhaduri, G. and Ha-Brookshire, J. E., 2011. Do transparent
business practices pay? Exploration of transparency and
consumer purchase intention. Clothing and Textiles
Research Journal. 29(2). pp.135-149.
Cavusgil, S. T., and et. al., 2014. International business.
Pearson Australia.

THANK YOU