MAN-30055 International Business Strategies Integrative Case 8 Wikimart: Building a Russian Version of Amazon (pp. 436-439) Prepared by: Goh Peg Gie Lim Lee Pang Ng Lay Yen 14021369 14021371 14021381 Company Profile Let’s do an online trade site that any stores can display their products in without spending money on advertisement until they sell them. Maxim Faldin Kamil Kurmakaev In 2008…. 1. From an industry-based view, given the fragmented, rapidly growing nature of online retail space in the Russian-speaking world, how would you characterize the competition in this industry? Porter 's five forces Bargaining power of supplier Many supplier in the industry (Yandex,2014) Many substitute of products No switching cost No barrier …show more content…
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Technology- 260 IT employee work as team
Source: Russian Search Marketing (2014)
• In 1993 cost of goods sold being 90% of sales and 9.6% gross profit of sales. Company’s lack of ability to manage inventory and lack of cash forced them to order from more expensive (12-15%more) warehouse than steel mills.
Amazon is a Fortune 500 e-commerce company based in Seattle, WA. It is one of the top companies that sells the most goods over the internet.
In the article, “Amazon,com Is a 21st Century Deal with the Devil”, from Author Amy Koss from the Los Angeles Times, June 4, 2017 says that Amazon will ultimately be the death of big malls which do grant a lot of jobs which allow cities to grow. I do believe there are multiple ways to avoid this. The first way is plain and simple, it's not going to happen, because teenagers like me and young adults in their late teens and early 20’s, love to go the mall. They like to go the mall because you can't meet up at Amazon, you can't buy food at Amazon, you can preview items on Amazon. Another way to stop this is to adapt to the market, sell stuff that people want to buy, be diverse, allo everyone from everywhere be able to walk into your store
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With a fast changing supply chain in the 21st century, companies need an effective delivery system, which attract new customers daily, and keep the current customers happy with their current service. Amazon is a very popular ecommerce company that delivers thousands of products daily. In the past few years, they have been trying to develop drone technology that could account for a large portion of their deliveries which would also provide substantial cost savings. I will discuss all of the benefits along with the drone technology system that Amazon hopes to put in place in the near future.
Amazon.com, Inc. was founded by Jeff Bezos out of his own garage in July 1994 under the name of Cadabra. It went online in as Amazon.com in 1995. Since that time it has never looked back and is now the world's largest online retailer. It is an American multinational electronic commerce company with headquarters in Seattle, Washington, United States. With a total revenue of US$ 61.09 billion, it has a total of 88,400 employees as of December, 2012. At first it started as an online bookstore, but soon it diversified
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