E-commerce involves trading products and services over computer networks. It draws from concepts like mobile commerce, electronic funds transfer, supply chain management, and internet marketing. There are different models like on-premise, software as a service, and open source e-commerce. Sales can be business-to-business, business-to-consumer, consumer-to-consumer, or consumer-to-business. Amazon was founded in 1994 and started in founder Jeff Bezos' garage with a few employees developing software. Amazon went public in 1997 and has grown significantly, with yearly sales jumping from $510,000 in 1995 to over $17 billion in 2011.

1. Work Hard, Have Fun, Make History
By: M. John Richard
PGPMR 2015-2016

2.  E commerce, short for Electronic Commerce,
is trading in products or services using
computer networks
E Commerce

3.  Draws from
 Mobile Commerce
 Electronic fund transfer
 Supply chain Management
 Internet Marketing
 OnlineTransactions
Processing
 Electronic Data Interchange
 Types of Licensing Models
 On premise E commerce
 Software as a service E
commerce (SaaS)
 Open Source E commerce
 Sales scenario
 B2B, B2C,C2C,C2B
 Types of Data Exchange
 Integrated E commerce
 Interfaced Ecommerce

4.  Founder: Jeff Bezos
 Amazon was founded in the year 1994
 Amazon was originally known as “Cadabra”

5.  Bezos set up the office for his fledgling company in his
garage where, along with a few employees, he began
developing software
 Expanded to two bedroom and created a BetaTest Site
 300 Friends were invited to the Beta site and
Amazon.com was started
 They went public in the 1997
 Amazon flourished with yearly sales that jumped from
$510,000 in 1995 to over $17 billion in 2011.

7.  Door Desk  Fulfillment Centers FC

8. Amazon.com
RBS
(Retail Business
Service)
CMT
(Cost Management
Team)
NIS
New Item Setup
DR
Defect Reduction
FLEX

9.  The Company is divided into GL (General Line) and
(Product Line)
 The Product Line is further divided into Hard Lines
, Soft Lines, Books. Which is further divided into
 Sports, ConsumerApparel, Consumer Electronics, Health
and Personal Care, Baby, Grocery,Tools and Home
Improvement, Automotive, Personal Computers, Jewelry
etc.

10.  TheVendor logs into a web portal called Amazon
vendor central
 India
 http://services.amazon.in/services/sell-on-
amazon/benefits.html?ld=SEINSOAGoogle_Branded_Am
azonLogin_amazon-vendor-login_b_c_81979615924
 USA
 https://vendorcentral.amazon.com/gp/vendor/sign-
in?ie=UTF8&originatingURI=%2Fgp%2Fvendor%2Fmem
bers%2Fhome

13.  The External ID is the Key attribute that is required to
set up a product in any webpage
 They are off DifferentTypes
 UPC (Universal Product Code)-12 digit unique Code
 EAN (European Attachment Number)- 13 digit unique Code
 JAN(Japanese Attachment Number)- 13 digit unique Code
 GTIN (GlobalTrade Identification Number)-14 digit unique
Code
 Books use a Different External ID known as ISBN
 International Standard Book Number- 13 digit code (Formerly
10)

15.  ASIN is a alpha numeric code used by Amazon for
internal identification.

16.  How to identify the
product belongs to a
vendor or aThird party
seller

19.  The process would use drones to deliver small
packages (less than five pounds) within 30 minutes
by flying short distances (10–20 km) from local
Amazon Fulfilment Centers
 In December 2014, Amazon was operational in the
region of Manhattan

20.  Amazon Kindle
 Kindle Store
 E Ink Devices
 Kindle for PC, MAC, Smartphone
 Kindle Fire
▪ Tablet
▪ Phone
▪ TV
▪ Echo
 Cloud Computing
 NASA
 Website usage forThird Party Sellers
 LAB 126

21.  IMDB-1998
 Brilliance Audio-2007
 Audible.com-2008
 Shelfari- 2008
 Goodreads-2013
 Washington Post-2013
 ComiXology-2014
 Zappos.com
 Netflix
 Junglee.com
 A9.com
 My Fortune

22. Technology
Company

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