Amazon is a popular online retailer that allows customers to find and purchase a wide variety of products. It uses Linux-based technology to manage queries, historical data, and load information into its systems. Early on, Amazon introduced secure payment processing to allow customers to shop safely online. The company aims to be the most customer-centric retailer by helping people find anything they want to buy, but achieving that goal is challenging. Amazon has advantages like low costs, marketing support for other websites, and a free platform for other sellers.

1. How Amazon Works
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2. Introduction to How Amazon
Works
Amazon is more popular than other sites.
Amazon may find something you want to gain and
may be able to buy it.
We can create Amazon Web sites called
Amazonish.com by ourself.
Consequently, Amazon is a software developer's
office.

3. Amazon Technology
Amazon's technology is based on Linux, so its
technology is divided into query,historical data and
ETL (extract, transform, and load).
At first, book sale of Amazon was caused not to
receive credit cards of a great many people, so
Amazon introduced the Netscape Secure Commerce
Server that customers were able to avoid stranger
credit card.

4. Amazon E-commerce
Amazon started as a bookseller.
Variety of sellers make use of the
Amazon.com platform to sell goods. The
sales go through Amazon.com, so Amazon
leaves Amazon.com.

5. Goal of Amazon
Amazon's goal is "To be Earth's most
customer- centric company where people
can find and discover anything they want to
buy online." But the goal is difficult for them
to achieve.

6. Advantage of Amazon
Amazon's marketing structure is
● cost-efficiency and excellent advancement.
●Associates can link to Amazon products in
order to be valuable Web sites.
● Cost of Amazon is free.

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