3. Amazon.com Bases
Can by various thing at Amazon.com.
Recommended the goods which matched with
user by Amazon.com.
In addition to the affiliate program, lets
“associates” build entire Web sites based on
Amazon's platform.
4. Amazon Technology
Kept Amazon running that massive technology
core is entirely Linux-based.
Divided into three functions from data
warehouse: query, historical data and ETL.
Employed the Netscape Secure Commerce
Server that used the SSL protocol at Amazon.
5. Amazon E-commerce
The Amazon.com platform utilized to sell goods by
both retailers and indevidual sellers.
Amazon.com used to sell their products in addition to
selling them their own Web sites by Large retailers.
The sales go through Amazon.com and end up at
Nordstrom.com, Land' End.com or Target.com for
processing and order fulfillment.
Amazon Services used to build and manage
Amazon.com's e-commerce site, Target.com.
The Web site's affiliate program is one of the most
famous on the Web and through it, anyone with a Web
site can post a link to Amazon.com and earn some
money.
6. Amazom Tools, Marketing and
Community
Amazon Lights, built and maintained by software
developer Alan Taylor, is one of those satellite sites.
Amazon recommends products that are:
-similar to what you're currently searching for
-related to what you've searched for or clicked on at
any time in the past
-purchased by other people who've searched for
what you're searching for or have bought what you've
bought
Amazon's Mechanical Turk project seeks to combine
community, technology and compensation.
Amazon Services is building complete e-commerce
solutions for companies that are potential Amazon
competitors.
7. Conclusion
Amazon's feature is recommended the goods
●
which matched with user by Amazon.com.
●Technology feature is divided into three functions
from data warehouse: query, historical data and
ETL.
●The Amazon.com platform utilized to sell goods
by both retailers and indevidual sellers.
●Amazon Services is building complete e-
commerce solutions for companies that are
potential Amazon competitors.
