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AMAZON
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Table of Contents
Introduction......................................................................................................................................3

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Background of Amazon...............................................................................................................4

SECTION: 2................................................................................................................................8

SECTION: 3..............................................................................................................................10

Conclusion and Recommendation.................................................................................................13

References......................................................................................................................................16
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Executive Summary

In the business community, there is also a strong interest for KM. A survey conducted in 1997 of
2000 large UK firms revealed that 80% of corporations had knowledge initiatives. Technological
innovation has been cited as a major reason for the current interest in KM. In the high-tech
sector, as well as other firms, the stakes are particularly high because knowledge is considered as
“the only meaningful economic resource”. Private sector organizations are not the only ones
embracing KM. The systematic sharing of knowledge is assuming a larger role in all kinds of
organizations around the world.

The aim of this study is to present how KM practices in Amazon that helps globally dispersed
online business in requirements understanding. For this purpose a thorough literature study is
performed along with previous literature review and analyse the Amazon company strategies that
intent to identify useful KM practices and challenges of requirements understanding in Amazon.
Then based on the analysis of identified challenges of requirements understanding in Amazon
both from literature review and company circumstance, useful KM practices are shown and
discussed to reduce requirements understanding techniques, practices and challenges faced by
Amazon.
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Introduction

Information is one of the most important resources of the association. Information is largely
undocumented, difficult to obtain and under threat. The increase in the number of different
applications used by organizations means that payload data is gradually stored in repositories
within companies. The main reason for writing this report is to assess how much information is
used by Amazon organization and how it helps to succeed by giving all its energy to its
administration (Adaji and Vassileva, 2017). This parameter provides a brief description of
Amazon.com and further explores why KM is so important to any business, including
Amazon.com, and how KM helps organizations meet customer needs and achieve excellence.

Using unusual and scientific models to measure knowledge and manage information on
Amazon.com. It is proposed to additionally include information that executives can use
Amazon.com in the future to make their KM culture more advanced and resilient. Amazon’s
Business Method is a half-breed of cost management and business performance (Abubakar[, et al
2019). The online store additionally makes a profit by expanding the comparison capabilities
between different components in its environment.

The researcher works for online retail stores including Amazon.com. The organization serves
shoppers through its retail websites with a focus on selection, cost and placement. In addition, it
offers programs that allow merchants to sell their products on their websites and on their own
tagged websites (Athayde, et al 2017). In addition, the organization serves engineering clients
through Amazon Web Services, giving them access to an innovative framework that designers
can use to empower all intents and purposes across different types of businesses.

A mixture of logical thinking, visionary and totalitarian management is practiced at various

levels at Amazon. The organization has a progressive corporate-grade design. All things
considered, it remains exceptionally adaptable to changes in the open mall. On the other hand,
Amazon’s culture at the firm level is heavily dependent on standards, on understanding costs,
continually revising and improving the culture at the firm level, and customer retention. Amazon
is considered to be one of the best e-commerce organizations in the world (Athayde, Stepp, and
Ballester, 2016).
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In the meantime, Amazon is verifying that customer experience — their ability to quickly and
efficiently determine what they need and when — is the key to progress. In any case, this was
not enough. If the structure can help clients achieve their goals instinctively and individually, it
will add value to the experience. The information on the board (KM) is important here
(Castellim, et al 2017). Amazon uses KM standards and practices to incentivize its customers
from multiple perspectives. KM theories are being used by Amazaon for new concepts that
provide a rationale for managing knowledge, it also helps amazon to define the process of
managing knowledge, and enable the organization to evaluate the results of this process. Amazon
introduces the approach, tools, and structures to use KM model sharing in a way that matches the
overall style of the organization. Knowledge-sharing activities build on existing networks where
workers use in their daily work.

Theories of knowledge are reliable, and when created, they will remind you for a moment. The
formalism may seem a little tedious, but it is quite straightforward and thoroughly examines
(although it was only half) the assumptions that have arisen. Therefore, this report uses the WIIG
KM model as it makes information meaningful and useful (Crhová. et al 2015).

This model includes some fundamental parameters such as interconnectedness, contentment,

consistency, intelligence, and point of view. In addition, it focuses on the varying degrees of
internationalization of information (Venkatraman and Venkatraman, 2018). The researcher will
also consider the Nonaka and Takeuchi UZ model as it is best suited for generating information.
The fundamental assumption and outcome of this report consist of three different section that is
to evaluate the interactions through which Amazon operates with such consistency and figure out
how to promote the best of their administrations.

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Background of Amazon

Amazon is a worldwide American innovation organization founded by Jeff Bezos on July 5,

1994 in Washington. It was originally a small carport and mall that only sold books, but later
expanded to sell software, various gadgets, food, jewellery, computer games, toys, furniture,
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clothing, and more. Later, the Amazon became the center of almost everything (Kaushik et al.,
2018). In July 1995, Amazon.com became the first dynamic site to become the largest online
retailer on the planet, offering the largest selection of products on earth in less than twenty years.

Internet business and distributed computing generated wages of $ 4.2 billion, $ 4.1 billion and $
12.4 billion in 2016, 2017 and 2018, respectively (da Costa Doria, 2018). Forbes notes that
Amazon is the fourth most important brand in the world with a brand value of US $ 97 billion
and, as shown by brand positioning, Amazon is the most important brand on the planet with a
brand value of US $ 315.50 billion. Along with Microsoft, Apple, Google and Facebook,
Amazon contributes greatly to all walks of life, making it arguably the greatest organization on
the planet.

Amazon is currently focusing on artificial intelligence, online business, computerized streaming,

and distributed computing (Kaushik et al., 2018). In addition, this internet-based business
organization is not only the most significant brand in the world, but is also considered arguably
the most powerful monetary and social force on the planet (Adaji and Vassileva, 2017).

What is KM

A brief history of information about leadership ideas is illustrated by considering the fact that
much of the knowledge about KMexisted before the term was widely used.

There is a tendency to disagree about what makes KM worthy, and the idea exploration strategy
is portrayed as a method of explaining the applied disorder that persists precisely because of
what KM is. The interdisciplinary foundations of ST are defined, as well as their responsibilities
in order. It shows the importance of KM today for people learning networks and firms, as well as
the new tasks and responsibilities of KM that are expected to make KM work effectively
(Dresden, 2016).

KM is a field that studies and tailors practices used by a firm to discriminate, create, store, offer
and use information to obtain and use best practices included in broad dimensions in information
metrics at the firm level. The global model affects the economy at all levels of development. For
countries at the forefront of the world, the harmony between information and assets has gone so
far that information has become perhaps the main determinant of lifestyle (Fonseca-Cepeda, et al
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2019). Modern countries with the most progressive innovation economies are indeed
information-based.

Why KM is so important for any firm including Amazon

From the very beginning, it was noted that information is one of the most important resources of
the association. Information is largely undocumented, difficult to obtain and under threat. The
increase in the number of different applications used by different groups in organizations means
that payload data is gradually stored in repositories within companies. In addition, this only
enhances the influence of hereditary information, that is, unregistered data that is not transferred
outside the group (Athayde, et al 2017). Workers stop and retire, taking with them may have
constituted information about the organization over the years.
According to a study published in the book Critical Knowledge Transfer, 53% of high-level
respondents said that information costs associated with the loss of key representatives fell by
about $ 50-299 thousand per employee. Another 11% estimated it at more than $ 1 million.
Others were unable to provide a figure, saying the costs were unlimited or unjustified.
Regardless of whether or not they train their substitutes before leaving, outgoing reps are always
unable to convey everything they know as some of the information is inferred (Hall, 2013). We
have assumed information and can trace it, but in fact we do not know how to convey it, and we
may not know about it.
PC hard drives fail, gadgets are lost or carried away, and all data stored locally is deleted. Storing
information on email strings and nearby drives is constantly at risk of unforeseen disaster, and
this information, stored locally, is not available to others who need it. Council advice is
important on the grounds that these circumstances cannot be avoided. In addition, 44% of
representatives convey information poorly or extremely poorly. This means that information
workers are investing 30% of their energy in finding or reproducing the data that currently exists.
In a time when information is not open and closed, reps sit and reproduce agreements, making
mistakes that people have made before, without gaining knowledge that should be profitable, and
respond to similar queries over and over again (Lopes, et al 2017). Thus, the helpless exchange
of information makes organizations much less efficient and profitable. Reliable information used
by executives lowers these costs of breach by making Amazon information more readily
available, accessible, and accurate. When they open different branches or hire remote employees,
the need to organize the dissemination of information increases dramatically.
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How KM helps the firms in satisfying customers and achieving competitive advantage 

The profound advantage of individuals, firms, and even countries has gradually come to depend
on their ability to apply information about the board of directors and have a permanent influence
over it (Fonseca-Cepeda, et al 2019). Information about the assets of the board of directors is the
key to sustainable achievement and unmatched results. Ultimately, information for executives
became an important way of thinking, helping the firm create key capabilities to manage the
increased dynamism and vulnerability of the business climate.

Through the precise protection, creation, exchange and use of information, firms create, recover
and abuse their assets on the basis of understanding, which subsequently allows them to be
proactive and flexible about external changes and achieve significant achievements.

Convincing message for executives lowers operating costs and increases efficiency through
seven key benefits and benefits:

Make less effort to reproduce existing information: When data is easy to obtain and accurate,
it reduces the need for colleagues to force messages, visits, and extra tickets on one another
(Hall, 2013). Representatives, and especially support groups, invest less energy in answering
monotonous requests, allowing them to focus on more important - and more rewarding work.

Make fewer mistakes: the familiar story of the proverb rephrases the same as in business; it is
obvious that it is worth in different areas of life (Mohammad, 2015). The moment reps don’t
share data, they are destined to rephrase the same mistakes others have actually made. However,
this can be avoided if the exercises based on mistakes and frustrations are open to everyone.

Make informed choices: When reps share their meetings, learned exercises, and research on the
available information structure, others can access and validate that data to think about different
bits of information and opposing points of view before making a decision (Li, 2018).

Normalize measures: If you have played a phone game before, you understand exactly how data
gets corrupted when it is transmitted by eavesdropping on other people’s conversations and in
storage. Through reports and common loops, it is easy to ensure that everyone fully agrees with
and follows the approved methodology (Lopes, et al 2017).
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Offer the best assistance to reps and customers: Effective information that managers can use to
help support teams quickly and accurately identify employee and customer needs. Employees
can remain optimistic and profitable, and customers have more trust in the organization, which
makes them buy (Fonseca-Cepeda, et al 2019). Convincing message for executives lowers
operating costs and increases efficiency through seven key benefits and benefits:

Get the data Amazon needs earlier. If at some point you have sent an email requesting data only
for that email, which will be sent on different occasions to different people who may know the
appropriate response, you understand how ineffective it is when playing with moles is required
to discover the data (Hallwass, Schiavetti, and Silvano, 2020).

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a)                  How knowledge is embedded in products and the service concept in KM’s Model

Wig moved towards CM, emphasizing that information should be useful and important. The
information should be clearly agreed upon depending on how it will be used for. Usually, people
store information and experiences as semantic organizations. The information is semantically
coordinated by the organization and can be retrieved and retrieved using various transmission
paths that correspond to the specific information requests that need to be fulfilled. Some useful
measurements to consider in the Wiig CM model include:

1. The climax has to do with how much pertinent information is available for an element and you
give subtleties to administrations (ie, implicit or explicit information). There should be full
recognition of the availability of information about an item and, in addition, the usability of that
item.

2. Communication hints at a close relationship between buyer and seller through the use of
various components of information (Li, 2018). From time to time, information components are
split between them, but more noticeable is the number of interactions between elements and
administrations. The louder the substance and the more noticeable is its value.

3. Congruence hints at the consistency of information components: realities, ideas, points of

view, qualities, solutions, and affiliated and social connections between information about an
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item are predictable. Much of the content falls short of these beliefs when it comes to
consistency. However, idea management must be robust, and the information base as a whole
must be constantly calibrated to ensure consistency (Hall, 2013).

The Wiiga methodology can be seen as a further refinement of the fourth quadrant of camouflage
for Nonaki and Takeuchi (Mohammad, 2015). In general, there is a continuum of disguise,
starting from the lowest level - the amateur who does not understand that the researcher does not
have the vaguest idea, that is, who is not aware that information exists, to the level of dominance
(Peng, 2018). Where there is a deep understanding of “know-what”, but also the ability, “know-
why” and considerations “why” (i.e. qualities, decisions and inspiration for using the
information).

Nonaka and Takeuchi studied the success of companies in achieving creativity and innovation.
Same as Amazon is also using the Monaka methodology. Amazon has quickly found that it was
far from a mechanistic processing of objective knowledge. Instead, they discovered that
organizational innovation often stemmed from highly subjective insights that can best be
described in the form of metaphors, slogans, or symbols. Nonaka and Takeuchi underline the
necessity of integrating the two approaches, from the product and services that a firm provides,
in order to acquire new operational tools for better knowledge-creating organizations.

The Nonaka and Takeuchi model of KM has its roots in a holistic model of knowledge creation
and the management of “serendipity.” Amazon tacit/explicit spectrum of knowledge forms (the
epistemological dimension) and the individual/group/organizational or three-tier model of
knowledge sharing and diffusion (the ontological dimension) are both needed in order to create
knowledge and produce innovation between product and services.

b) how KM represents a systematic approach in sharing and exchanging an firm’s knowledge

base

The wig further characterizes three types of information: public information, general skills, and
useful information. Public information is direct, instructed and regularly disseminated
information that is mostly available in the public space. The model can be a distributed ledger or
data on a public site.
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Shared information / skills restrict information resources exclusively owned by information

workers and used by their clients or innovators. This type of information is usually conveyed
using specific dialects and images (Li, 2018). Shared information will be central to learning
networks, random organizations of similar calling that connect and exchange information to
improve their calling. Thirdly, trading information is the most inaccessible, but the most
complete information. Individual information is usually assumed to be more than unambiguous
and is used unconsciously in work and in everyday life.

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c) How knowledge has become increasingly important in Amazon’s SOP (Standard Operating
Procedures)

SOPs in place allow the owner of a business to be hands-off. Most of the vital responsibilities are
assigned to someone else, and you can focus on vision and the bigger picture. SOP has become
important in the eye of Amazon when SOP provides the infrastructure to make that jump in
quality (James, 2014). Amazon implemented SOPs and hired the right persons to carry out these;
SOPs gave Amazon the freedom to choose areas of the business to focus on.

The seller spent one to two hours each day managing the company even after the expansion to
the different Amazon marketplaces. Their daily tasks included monitoring site analytics, looking
for sales trends, and strategizing for future growth. Creating SOPs and outsourcing to the right
persons made Amazon appealing to a wider variety of potential buyers. Scaling an Amazon can
be difficult if the company hasn’t systematized the operations (Peng, 2018). More buyers are
likely to notice their business if it is a turnkey solution and requires minimal work to maintain it.

Effective information about the work of the board of directors may not be available if Amazon
cannot do without existing requirements within the firm. This is because firm-level constraints
can, conversely, affect the understanding or potential prospects of information received by the
board of directors. Amazon leads to failure, failure, and weakness due to current constraints.

They usually manage at different levels without much incentive to improve. Progressive
administration means that each assignment is broken down into simple parts, each with varying
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degrees of teacher responsibility and each with clear instructions and instructions (Radf, 2017).
Firm-level constraints lead not only to constant distraction from standard systems of work, but
also to a vertical hierarchy of leadership and moderate response.

What are the main outcomes that Amazon has been achieving with the use of these procedures?

Amazon has a long history of knowledge management, it is analyzed within a semantic

organization that can be delivered and received using many different partitioning techniques that
match the specific information requests that have been fulfilled (Zia, 2018). Some useful
parameters that Amazon takes into account in the Wiiga CM model and Nonaka and Takeuchi
model include (1) performance, (2) connectivity, (3) compliance, and (4) point of view and
reason.

Execution: The use of climax is aimed at updating a large amount of important information
available on sites from a given source. Sources can be human personalities or information bases
(i.e., vague or explicit information). Amazon knows immediately that the information is there.
The information can be supplemented, since everything that is available about the element is
there, however, if no one knows about its reality or potential availability, others cannot use this
information (Athayde, et al 2017).

Connectivity: Amazon uses connectivity by referencing a well-known and well-characterized

relationship between individual pieces of information such as product and administration or
buyer and seller. Not many information objects are completely separate from others. The more
Amazon associates with an infobase, the clearer the essence and the more noticeable its value.

Coincidence: The infobase is considered to have consistency that Amazon uses when actual
factors, ideas, points of view, qualities, solutions, and familiar and social connections between
informational articles such as product and administration or buyer and dealer are valid. There
should be no reasonable violations, internal collisions and mistakes. Much of the content falls
short of these beliefs when it comes to consistency (James, 2014). However, the definitions of
the idea must be reliable, and the information base as a whole must be constantly reviewed to
ensure consistency.
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Point of view and reason: Perspective and reason are both miraculous when Amazon learns
something, albeit regularly, from a specific point of view or for a specific reason. They
coordinated a lot of customer information using the dual components of point of view and reason
(for example, at the very last moment when the information was recovered, or just enough - on
demand). Semantic organizations are valuable methods of accessing alternative perspectives on
similar content (Radf, 2017).

What are the areas Amazon.com can still improve in the future in order to overcome the
challenges?

 The fundamental areas that are actually focused on Amazon are information that the business is
huge. The importance of the customer factor should not be underestimated. Effective
enforcement can be achieved by carefully examining the relationship between buyer and seller
and their enforcement actions. However, it is also clear that adding various factors to achieve
performance does not bode well (da Costa Doria, 2018). Basically, they only offer theoretical
start-ups. By using the Wig model, it is possible to purposefully maintain the link between buyer
and seller and their implementation measures, which prevent reactivity and increase customer
acceptance from development.

Amazon is arguably the best e-commerce site where customers can make a difference. Why?
Because the organization respects what customers are saying and understands that criticism
offers customers some incentive (James, 2014). It puts criticism right on the first page of an item
and gives readers a lot of options to analyze and sort the data as they see fit.

It even allows readers (clients) to rate commenters! This data not only helps potential customers,
but also allows Amazon to improve administration and product organization to improve its
products. Client input to content evaluation is arguably the best approach to measuring KM
viability (Huntington Potter, 2017). This is significantly more efficient than, for example, page
visits or downloads. In addition, it helps clients to quickly recognize important and beneficial
substances based on the opinions of their peers.

Amazon should cut the overhaul. Calls to Amazon are dwindling in light of the fact that they are
working hard to make their site as easy to use and comprehensive as you would expect. These
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are huge cost savings for the organization and increased customer loyalty. The data for most of
the products on Amazon is so good that people link to them regularly, whether or not they want
to buy elsewhere. Anything that can diminish the focus on the phone or email even a little can
lead to huge investment costs (Dresden, 2016).

Amazon needs to focus on productivity, need to reject or change a request, change your shipping
or instalment strategy, return an item, or find out what a company as bought within year earlier?
Amazon gives you the power to complete whatever tasks your customers need to complete.
Moving away from a subject-oriented presentation approach or a focused methodology will
benefit workers as they are increasingly successful in trying to reclaim their place. Amazon.com
and its related apps must be accessible anytime, anywhere, and from any device. By some
current estimates, young people in their twenties and thirties who originally grew up with mobile
phones make up about 30% of the UK workforce and are developing (Radf, 2017).

Conclusion and Recommendation

Many elements like scaling and mechanics make Amazon a resilient industry. It is the largest
market for online commerce, distributed computing, artificial intelligence and streaming on the
planet. Amazon uses KM standards and practices to incentivize its customers in a variety of
ways.

Most people consider Amazon to be one of the best e-commerce organizations in the world, and
it is. From the outset, Amazon has established that the quality of customer service, the ability of
their customers to find what they need quickly and easily, is the key to progress. In any case, this
was not enough. If the structure can help clients achieve their goals in an instinctive and
individual way, it will improve the experience.

Probably the biggest obstacle to getting information is the governance structure that forces
workers to accept it. They may expect that another structure will take them a long time or that
understanding will diminish the value they are investing and jeopardize their position. Or, on the
other hand, they may be very reluctant to use another new tool or cycle in their workflows
(Huntington Potter, 2017).
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To be effective, you should have a goal of creating an information culture. Moreover, it doesn’t
hurt to have really easy-to-use information in the board structure that is reflected in the existing
presented workflows (Radf, 2017). The goal of a board program should be more than just
achieving positive business results. This should also lead to positive results for the
representatives. The moment employees realize the potential benefit, the chances of effective
implementation of the board’s program information are much higher (da Costa Doria, 2018).

KM amazon should improved relationships with its important customers, subsequently acquired
loyal customers and gained an advantage. If Amazon expressed new thoughts and offers
improved and new types of assistance through whiteboard information and information sourced
from CRM (Hallwass, Schiavetti, and Silvano, 2020). As an indispensable component of the KM
CRM communication, customer information has helped Amazon match their products and
benefits and, surprisingly, improve customer relationships to increase customer loyalty and
ultimately monetary productivity.

The proposed KMmodel provides Amazon executives with an apparatus that represents a variety
of perspectives that affect the effectiveness of knowledge management. Such a tool will help
Amazon understand their needs for understanding, as well as the current state of the various key
elements that affect the fruitful work of KM in their firm. These variables are procedure, culture
at the firm level, people, innovation, and design at the firm level. It provides executives with
strong leadership that helps them achieve their business goals by identifying the key drivers of
progress (Zia, 2018).

These variables are procedure, culture at the firm level, people, innovation, and design at the
firm level. It provides executives with strong leadership that helps them achieve their business
goals by identifying the key drivers of progress. In this case, the board of directors will have
more opportunities to develop plans for the implementation of KM in vulnerable areas and in
accordance with the information needs of the company; thus increasing the likelihood of
reaching KM (Zia, 2018).

Sustainable implementation: From item definition to auditing, they show the data for each item
the same way and in the same query at every possible opportunity. This is due to the exceptional
competence of managers who collect data and then reliably distribute it to customers. An added
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benefit is the ability to track and chronicle every single piece of data (Huntington Potter, 2017).
Workers don’t have to look for a way to view or decipher content as it manifests itself in
unexpected ways. Allegories, flowcharts, and other legible structures deserve respect, but if each
site has its own implementation methodology, requiring its own training and customization
expectations, then respect is greatly reduced and can be annoying for customers.

Content Specific: They must sort each page on Amazon in easy-to-understand areas. There are
no detailed PDF books to view. Sometimes they provide additional information, but present it as
a choice (for example, click here), not as a border that must be crossed to get to what you need.
This gives workers the ability to quickly find exactly what they need and eliminates the hassle of
carefully crafted records or files to find what they need.

Creation of the Exploration and Production Substance: While Amazon seems to control
everything we see; in general, grocery organizations are actually producing this substance with
real prowess. Adhering to Amazon’s plan principles, styles of style, and different practices and
conventions, it seems like the gist is taken from the same place, making it more user-friendly
(Dresden, 2016)

Almost mystical personalization: Amazon customers are most amazed at how the site knows
them. The more customers use the site, the better it knows te company. Thus customer can then
help Amazon to remember the story, suggest elements that we might like, and connect us with
additional data that customer understands the company is looking for. This is why we are very
enthusiastic about registering on Amazon to get to know us, as we appreciate the help (Zia,
2018). Productivity and efficiency are improved when the structure can know customers and
provide them with the best content right now.

The researcher publicly support this. With highlights such as customer ratings, surveys, and
photographs, in addition to examining customers like you recently acquired or acquired together,
Amazon needs to shape customer and service information. The various places to shop online are
copying Amazon, the paradigm of many of these social networks (Athayde, Stepp, and Ballester,
2016).
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