- Title : Amazon.com - Get Big Fast
- Author : ROBERT SPECTOR
- Rating : 4.68 (352 Vote)
- Publish : 2016-6-24
- Format : Hardcover
- Pages : 272 Pages
- Asin : 0712684581
- Language : English
This text offers an account of 's pioneering role in e-commerce, and an examination of the business models and strategies upon which its success is based. The author also explores the company's future and its future influence.The style is generally very
This text offers an account of 's pioneering role in e-commerce, and an examination of the business models and strategies upon which its success is based. The author also explores the company's future and its future influence.The style is generally very informal and at times it seems like it is aimed toward children rather than adults, due to digressions like "Can you imagine what it was like to use an outdoor toilet in 30 degree weather?" (Here, Kane presents Ringo's lack of an indoor privy as unique; in fact, Paul did not have one until he was a teenager and George probably didn't have one either as a child.) Also, I got the impression that Kane pretty much took the part of everyone he interviewed, so that if he had happened to interview a different set of people, the book's perspective would have been totally different. Suggestions for snacks are built in, with 200 - 300 calories for your choosing each day. First, for people inclined to mercantile campaigns, a great deal of the book deals with weapons and armor. System and software engineers will recognize and appreciate the fact that this book bases its advice on real world experience - the kind you get only from working on complex projects.A well-defined plan of migration is presented early on for a complex retail supply system migration. However it's clear that whoever is putting their digital editions together are NOT musicians because a musician would never put them togPut it all together and you have a book that should be interesting to many different readers. --Lou Schuler. If nothing else, that last fact should propel parents to pay very careful attention to their kids' math scores. As a 12-year-old in Houston, he was even profiled in a book on gifted education in Texas. And anyone looking for a brief history of e-commerce will see how one idea--Bezos's realization in 1994 that Web usage was growing 2,300 percent a year--set the entire online retailing phenomenon in motion. For example, those who know about 's paradigm-shifting influence on the book business may not know it wasn't even the first online book retailer, or the second or the third. As a pure business read, it certainly provides a blow-by-blow account of an important company's critical decisions. The tale of is well known to anyone who follows the stock market, the bo
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