Category: Amazon

Table of Contents Introduction Description of Algorithmic Pricing Analysis and Critique Conclusion References Introduction The term algorithmic pricing refers to a technology-based practice in which the prices of items sold online are set in a way that attracts many potential customers with the aim of maximizing the seller’s profit. The technique applies dynamic pricing algorithms,…

E-books have become a potent force in the publishing market due to the advancement of technology and the numerous advantages they offer. They are easier for publishers to produce in significant quantities and for consumers to obtain and use. Amazon has contributed considerably to the trend by launching its Kindle product line, which disrupted the…

Table of Contents Innovation Commercialization Marketing Plan of Amazon Dash Button Opportunities Threats Strengths of Amazon Prime subscribers as a market segment Weaknesses in the target market Marketing mix proposal Works Cited Innovation Commercialization Marketing Plan of Amazon Dash Button Amazon introduced the Amazon Dash Button as a consumer-behavior change effort. The company recognized the…

Table of Contents Introduction Product Description Using STOF Model Risk Management Plan Discussion and Conclusion Reference List Introduction Technology is deeply integrated into human society, and people can hardly imagine their life without various devices and gadgets. Shopping is one of the areas that has been transformed significantly. Shoppers do not have to leave their…

Table of Contents How Amazon’s Corporate Strategy Affects Its Supplier Selection Criteria Amazon’s Sourcing Strategy Amazon’s 2012 Losses: Causes and Treats Prices for Online Goods How Amazon’s Corporate Strategy Affects Its Supplier Selection Criteria One of the major characteristics of Amazon’s corporate strategy is the company’s strict orientation toward the needs of consumers. In other…

Table of Contents Background of the Company Amazon and Antitrust Laws The Refusal to Build Headquarters in New York Works Cited Background of the Company It is hard to believe that the company, which is currently viewed as one of the titans of e-commerce, was born only twenty-five years ago and made its first steps…

Table of Contents Introduction Members: The Participants That Matter Allocation of Channels and Flows Meeting Customers’ Demand for Service Outputs Suggestions for Improvement of the SalesForce Reference List Introduction Structure: The Realm of Virtual Reality Over 20 years in online retail, Amazon has become a household name for the place where one can purchase a…

Table of Contents Employees’ Majority Unions Top Executives’ Salaries Employees’ Salaries Gender Balance Managerial and Employee Diversity Campaigns Response Bibliography Employees’ Majority Amazon is one of the largest employers in the USA. As of 2015, the company employs about 231,000 workers, both full-time and part-time (The Statistical Portal 2016). The company headquarters is located in…

Introduction Supply chain management is a crucial constituent of any retail business entity. The smooth flow of operations within warehousing, inventory, transportation, and delivery is key to successful performance and customer satisfaction. Amazon, as one of the leading online retail companies, demonstrates significant advancement in its supply chain management. In this paper, general information about…

The news is overwhelmed with the fact that the American company called Amazon is choosing one of the country’s most popular and prosperous cities to establish its second headquarters there. At the present moment, the corporation is choosing from the list of only 20 cities, including Denver, Seattle, Chicago, Indianapolis, and some others. The following…