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    countless subsidiaries including Samsung Electronics, Samsung Life Insurance, Samsung C&T Corp., and many more. Due to its reputation as a wealthy and successful company, many people envy and study Samsung to find its methods for prosperity. Samsung’s recipe for affluence lies in their corporate culture, strategic planning, innovation & change, and personnel development. Samsung is considered a powerhouse in every market it’s in. They are well known for their electronic products like smart…

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    Compare Alibaba And Amazon

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    after a year in 1995 they launched Amazon.com. Jeff Bezos, He loved reading books. This is where he got an idea to launch an online book-store and later started selling DVD, Blue-rays, MP3, Electronics, Audio-books and videos. And later on the company was growing with selling of Software, Video Games, Electronics, Apparels, Jewelry, Furniture and many more things. Amazon also provides world 's biggest Cloud Infrastructure services (IaaS). Amazon runs different online retail sites in fourteen…

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    transferable or compatible with other companies’ system. Additionally, there are issues of security, trust, economic competition and limitations of how much can be shared due to client privacy. The blockchain would help with the “patient’s current electronic medical record to provide a new level of data integrity and interoperability, meaning patient data could be shared across organizations and people without compromising the security of the information that’s stored” (Zaleski, 2016). Everyone…

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    In the second project, we were required to write about an artifact from a specific culture, and describe our relationship with this artifact. I chose my E-reader (aka the Amazon Kindle) to be my artifact. This E-reader is not a part of my own culture, actually, I could have chosen something else that is from my culture. However, when I look up my possessions, I did not find any artifact that I have special relationship with, and use it in a daily basis. I think my Kindle was something special to…

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    I will now look at drop shipping which has been developed as a result of disintermediation. It is defined by (Shopify 2016) as “Drop shipping is a retail fulfillment method where a store doesn 't keep the products it sells in stock. Instead, when a store sells a product, it purchases the item from a third party and has it shipped directly to the customer. As a result, the merchant never sees or handles the product”. With the advancements in technology drop shipping has become a very valuable…

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    Participants identified a myriad of reasons for their RYO usage and preference; we identified several themes within these which are: price, taste, health concerns, increased control, and increased ways of sharing. 4.1.1 Price Nearly all research participants reported smoking RYO because of its lower cost. Even participants who did not cite price as main reason for choosing RYO tobacco over TM cigarettes mentioned price in their reasoning, and commented on how RYO was much more affordable than…

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    The article from Forbes entitled, “Gucci is Going Gangbusters Online, Leaving Louis Vuitton in the Dust,” by Pamela Danziger discusses how Gucci was one of the most successful online retailers in 2017. At the beginning of 2017, Gucci’s web traffic more than doubled, and by the end of 2017, Gucci’s web traffic had well surpassed Louis Vuitton’s, who is their closest competitor online. Danziger interviews SimilarWeb’s (a digital marketing intelligence company) Liron Hakim-Bobrov, who explains how…

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    Amazon Vision Statement

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    customers and $148,000,000 in revenues by the end of 1997. By 1999, Amazon had begun to develop its online marketplace that allowed other websites to sell items through amazon.com. In 1999, Amazon also diversified its offerings further to include electronics, music, toys, games, and a plethora of other items (Hall, 2017).…

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    I. Abstract EBay is the most used online shopping website because there is a wide range of items sold that is not available in a lot of others online shopping store. II. Introduction E-business is a way of making people lives easier to buy things which are not available in their country online and it is also a way for people to earn money. E-business is not an easy task which is why a lot of people fail at it as there are various problems they encounter. One example is how…

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    The shopping trolley is a simple invention that has integrated itself into one’s everyday life. It is not something that has been considered anything but a cart which is used to carry shopping goods, however, the shopping trolley is much more. It serves a purpose in everyday life, yes, as a means of carrying items at the supermarket, but it serves a more momentous role in the very lives of those who we may not take the time to even consider. After much research, I have come to the conclusion…

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