HND Business: Analyzing Types, Size, and Scope of Organizations

This report provides an overview of the business environment and analyzes different types of organizations, including public, private, and voluntary sectors, highlighting their legal structures, sizes, and scopes. It compares profit, non-profit, and NGO organizations based on their motives, areas of operation, and types, using examples like Nestle, ASDA and Oxfam to illustrate these differences. The report concludes by emphasizing the importance of understanding the business environment and the roles various organizational types play in it.

Business and Business
Environment
(TASK1)

INTRODUCTION
 Business environment is defined as a combination of
external and internal factors that put their direct or
indirect impact on firm’s functions.
 These factors can affect the success, growth and
development of enterprise in an effective manner.

Types of organisation

Comparison between three organisation
Basis of
comparison
Profit
organisation
Non-profit
organisation
NGO
Meaning This types of
organisation mainly
open their
business in
environment for
gaining large profit.
Motive of non-
profit organisation
is to expand their
functions and
activities of
serving quality
products and
services in all
community.
These
organisations
operate for giving
better services to
the clients. Main
purpose of this
business is to work
for community’s
welfare.

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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
Large and
limited area
Only limited Only large

Different types of organisation and their legal
structure
Public sector:
It is an important part of the organisation that motive of
achieving maximum profit6s or revenues by satisfying the
consumer’s wants and needs.

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Public organisation:
Nestle is a public and food processing industry in
Switzerland, Vaud, Vevey as well as covered in all over the
world. It was found by the Charles Page, Henri Nestle in
1866 which provides different products such as Coffee,
breakfast cereals, baby food and other beverages to
customers at reasonable price.

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Voluntary sector:
It is known as a non-profit business which aims at providing
better services to their customers and employees in a
systematic manner. Oxfam is a voluntary sector that
focuses on giving healthy services to their clients in an
effective manner.

Size and Scope of different organisation
 Overview of the ASDA:
 Overview of Nestle :
 Oxfam overview

CONCLUSION
As per the above mentioned report, it can be concluded that
importance of business environment. There are mainly
three types of the organisation such as private, voluntary
and public sector which plays essential roles in giving
healthy environment to customers.

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.