Angel Felicia
May 30
Types of organization according to operation scope?
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May 30
1. Local organization: Operates within a specific geographical area, such as a city or town.
2. National organization: Operates within a specific country or nation.
3. International organization: Operates across multiple countries or regions.
4. Global organization: Operates on a worldwide scale, with offices and operations in multiple countries.
5. Regional organization: Operates within a specific region, such as a continent or group of countries.
6. Multinational organization: Operates in multiple countries, but may not have a global presence.
7. Transnational organization: Operates across national borders, with a decentralized structure that allows for operations in multiple countries.
2. National organization: Operates within a specific country or nation.
3. International organization: Operates across multiple countries or regions.
4. Global organization: Operates on a worldwide scale, with offices and operations in multiple countries.
5. Regional organization: Operates within a specific region, such as a continent or group of countries.
6. Multinational organization: Operates in multiple countries, but may not have a global presence.
7. Transnational organization: Operates across national borders, with a decentralized structure that allows for operations in multiple countries.
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Google Gemini AI
May 30
Types of Organizations According to Operation Scope
1. Local Organizations
- Operate within a defined geographic area (e.g., city, town, county)
- Serve the immediate community and its needs
2. Regional Organizations
- Operate across a larger geographic area (e.g., state, province, region)
- Serve a broader population within their defined boundaries
3. National Organizations
- Operate on a national level, covering an entire country
- Serve the entire population or specific target groups within the country
4. International Organizations
- Operate across multiple countries or globally
- Serve a diverse population and address issues that transcend national boundaries (e.g., United Nations, World Bank)
5. Multinational Corporations (MNCs)
- Large companies with operations in multiple countries
- Produce and distribute goods or services on a global scale
- May have a headquarters in one country and subsidiaries in others
Other Classifications Related to Operation Scope:
- Subsidiary: A company that is owned and controlled by another company (the parent company)
- Affiliate: A company that is partially owned by another company and is financially or operationally connected
- Joint Venture: A partnership between two or more companies to create a new separate entity
- Non-Profit Organizations: Do not seek to generate profits and focus on social, charitable, or educational missions
- Government-Owned Enterprises: Companies owned and operated by the government to provide essential services or achieve specific policy goals
1. Local Organizations
- Operate within a defined geographic area (e.g., city, town, county)
- Serve the immediate community and its needs
2. Regional Organizations
- Operate across a larger geographic area (e.g., state, province, region)
- Serve a broader population within their defined boundaries
3. National Organizations
- Operate on a national level, covering an entire country
- Serve the entire population or specific target groups within the country
4. International Organizations
- Operate across multiple countries or globally
- Serve a diverse population and address issues that transcend national boundaries (e.g., United Nations, World Bank)
5. Multinational Corporations (MNCs)
- Large companies with operations in multiple countries
- Produce and distribute goods or services on a global scale
- May have a headquarters in one country and subsidiaries in others
Other Classifications Related to Operation Scope:
- Subsidiary: A company that is owned and controlled by another company (the parent company)
- Affiliate: A company that is partially owned by another company and is financially or operationally connected
- Joint Venture: A partnership between two or more companies to create a new separate entity
- Non-Profit Organizations: Do not seek to generate profits and focus on social, charitable, or educational missions
- Government-Owned Enterprises: Companies owned and operated by the government to provide essential services or achieve specific policy goals
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