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- 2. Amazon.com Basics 1. Amazon.com sells lots and lots of stuff. 2. You can find alomost anyting else you might want to buy 3. If you've been to Amazon.com before, you'll also find some recommendations just for you. 4. The affiliate program that lets anybody post Amazon links earn a commission on click- through sales
- 3. Amazon Technology 1. Amazon running is entirely Linux-based. 2. The data warehouse is roughly divided into three functions: query, historical data and ETL 3. Amazon lets users choose to encrypt every piece of information they enter, like their name, address and gender.
- 4. 4. Amazon employs the Netscape Secure Commerce Server using the SSL It stores all credit card numbers in a separate database that's not Internet- accessible, cutting off that possible entry point for hackers. Customers who are particularly cautious can choose to enter only a partial credit card number over the Internet and then provide the rest by phone once the online order is submitted.
- 5. Amazon E-commerce 1. Amazon.com has always sold goods out of its own warehouses. 2. Both retailers and individual sellers utilize the Amazon.com platform to sell goods. 3. Small sellers of used and new goods go to Amazon Marketplace, Amazon zShops or Amazon Auctions.
- 6. 4. Amazon zShops features only used goods at fixed prices. 5. Sellers ship a number of units to Amazon, and Amazon handles the entire sales transaction from start to finish.
- 7. Amazon Tools, Marketing and Community 1. It costs Amazon practically nothing. Some associates create mini-Amazons -- satellite sites that do new things with Amazon data and send people to the mothership when they're ready to buy. 2. The level of customer tracking at Amazon. com is another best-of-breed system.
- 8. Amazon Services is building complete e- commerce solutions for companies that are potential Amazon competitors, leaving open the possibility that Amazon will ultimately head in the direction of technology service over retail sales.