899 Search Results for Management of Amazon
Amazon is the largest internet-based company in America with headquarters located in Washington and Seattle in the United States. The company was founded in 1995 by Jeffrey Bezos and it started as online bookstores then diversified to selling videos, Continue Reading...
Strategic Management of Amazon and Yahoo.com
The recent advancements in technology, computing, and Internet technologies have seen a rapid rise in the number of online businesses. Cases in point are the Amazon.com and Yahoo.com that took the globe b Continue Reading...
Amazon v. Borders
Borders Group filed for bankruptcy protection in early 2011 (Wahba, 2011) and began liquidating its assets in July of the same year (Khouri, 2011). The company was founded in 1971 and operated an expanding network of stores until 1 Continue Reading...
Within four years it is anticipated at Amazon.com will, by capitalizing on their extensive it infrastructure, be able to manage the development of entirely new DRM approaches to profitably selling many forms of digital content from their many sites. Continue Reading...
E-Commerce and the User Experience
Amazon.com was able to scale and grow its e-commerce strategies as a result of the strength of its e-business platform. The use of real-time pricing updates and the targeting of BarnesandNoble.com continue to be Continue Reading...
This increase in reporting efficiency has led to more e-book publishers signing into the program (Isckia, 2009).
Supply Chain and Process Map
The following is a representation of the Amazon.com eDocs supply chain process map.
Amazon.com has over Continue Reading...
Supply chain management isn't just a fact of life at Amazon. Corporate executives realize that supply chain management is in fact crucial to the success of Amazon now and in the future (Wheatley, 2000). Within five years of opening its doors to the Continue Reading...
Amazon
How is data different from information? How is information different from knowledge? How knowledge is different from experience? What are examples of each?
Data can be thought of in different ways but one explanation is that computers dwell Continue Reading...
Uncovering Jeff Bezos Leadership Style
Transformational Leader
Jeff Bezos is a charismatic and powerful CEO who has a committed relationship with his followers. A transformational leader has the ability to transform others by using his words. Transfo Continue Reading...
Amazon has long had a turnover problem. This is often attributed to the relationship that management has to its employees. Management at Amazon tends to be hard-driving, demanding very high performance standards of its workers. In part, this is becau Continue Reading...
Amazon was incorporated in the year 1996 and has grown to become the most valuable retailer, surpassing, Walmart, in the United States with a $250 billion worth of market valuation. Amazon offers a wide range of products and services by means of its Continue Reading...
Management/Technology
Management, Science, and Technology
Who Is a Manager?
A manager is someone who knows how to take charge, organize, direct, and be accountable for individuals and groups of people operating under his guidance. Anyone who shows Continue Reading...
Amazon.com
A Strategic Assessment of Amazons' e-Strategies
Amazon's remarkable ascent as one of the top online global retailers can be attributed to the foresight they had in creating a comprehensive distributed order management, Enterprise Resourc Continue Reading...
Amazon's cloud computing (AWS, EC2) solutions; paper analyze competitive position Amazon's cloud computing solutions industry recommend strategies strengthen firm's competitive position international context.
Amazon's cloud computing (AWS, EC2) solu Continue Reading...
This theory is well applicable nowadays, when the actions of a company are generally conditioned by the market environment itself.
The Weisbord Six-Box model has similar limitations as some of the previous models in that it aims to be exhaustive in Continue Reading...
Management
Yes, managers are important to organizational success. But this is a logical fallacy question. All organizations, both the successful ones and the utter failures, have managers. So the question isn't about whether managers are important t Continue Reading...
Amazon's eBusiness Model
Assessing the Potential of Amazon.com's E-Business Model
Amazon.com continues to expand well beyond the boundaries of its initial business model that focused only on books to today including merchandise, suppliers for busin Continue Reading...
THE SITUATION
Amazon has quickly grown from an online retailer to a global platform for e-commerce, e-commerce hosting, cloud computing, logistics and 3rd party e-commerce services, in addition to its core business of online retailing. The multi-f Continue Reading...
Amazon and Border's Books
The intent of this analysis is to evaluate the history and core business of Amazon.com and Border's Books, comparing and contrasting their respective management approaches related to Internet marketing include fulfillment, Continue Reading...
Amazon's growth pattern has been simple. The company has grown in two main ways since its inception. The company has added more products to its lineup over the years and it has expanded internationally as well. The company has grown rapidly as the re Continue Reading...
Amazon
Amzon.com: An Evaluation
The age of the internet is in full swing. Shopping was once exclusively a retail experience in person, yet with the latest technologies, most people do a majority of their shopping online. Amazon.com is one company w Continue Reading...
Managing Advertising, Sales Promotion, Public Relation and Direct Marketing
Hundreds of theories exist that examine, outline, define and analyze the best methods for managing advertising, sales promotion, public relations and direct marketing campai Continue Reading...
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The following Decentralization Worksheet contains some observations on decentralizing. As you review each of the statements, provide an example that illustrates why this statement is important and related p Continue Reading...
Third, the company's management faced challenges in changing the internal culture of Amazon.com away from market share gains to profitability gains, and this would require intensive changes in the structure, processes, roles and responsibilities, an Continue Reading...
Amazon.com: Technology and Market Share
Much of what drives Amazon is technology. As it states in its mission statement, Amazon sees that their "vision is to be earth's most customer centric company; to build a place where people can come to find an Continue Reading...
Amazon represents one of the modern success stories that is similar to other stories such as Microsoft and Apple in many ways. For example, the company originally started in a garage with a limited budget. The company's founder, Jeff Bezos, focused m Continue Reading...
CarMax and Amazon.com with an Emphasis on Mergers and Acquisitions
Mergers and acquisitions are the means of business expansion on the positive side, but the company can use these methods in order to ensure their long-term survival on the negative Continue Reading...
Borders vs. Amazon: Adaptability, Flexibility, and Management Structure
Amazon and Borders Bookstore both remained very popular and profitable in the 2000's. However, as Amazon was rising, Borders was falling, in a series of events that eventually l Continue Reading...
This paper is a discussion on Activity-based costing (ABC), one of the costing methodologies used in business. The methodology essentially entails assigning a cost to the various activities of an organization, which range from planning and production Continue Reading...
There are many firms that exist and operate within the capital management realm. Some companies operate and expand via their internal income and operations. There are other firms that are not currently self-solvent. However, the latter is commonly ab Continue Reading...
New-found competitiveness for Small- to Medium-Sized Companies
The outlook for smaller companies is much stronger today than it was at Amazon's founding. That's because several of the advantages enjoyed at the time by Amazon have been commoditized Continue Reading...
Amazon, and whether the company should approve the project or not. There are a number of different steps leading to this decision, and it is those steps that make up the bulk of this paper. The first step is that the capital structure of the company Continue Reading...
Comparing Amazon and eBay is really like comparing apples and oranges. The two, while appearing to be the same on the surface, are really nothing alike once the superficial labels are peeled off. eBay began as a C2C ecommerce site -- consumers sellin Continue Reading...
Using Extrinsic Motivation to Decrease Turnover Rates
HR problems at Amazon exist and it has become public knowledge due to two publications, one from the New York Times, and another from The Morning Call. This business report will address the proble Continue Reading...
Amazon
Change is a continuing process that is unavoidable and organizations no longer have an alternative and for that reason they have to change so as to live on and avoid being archaic. Leaders have an important role to play as they have a great s Continue Reading...
Amazon's cash cycle so much shorter than that of competitor Barnes & Noble? How does this comparison affect financial management decisions of other retailers?
There are several reasons which explain why the Amazon Company has a shorter cash cyc Continue Reading...
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Sales Questions
1 Sales Promotion Strategy
Q1: The meaning and effect of consumer sales promotion?
Consumer sales promotion is a method of marketing that a company uses to obtain a specific objective—such as the growth of its share of t Continue Reading...