amazon vs. Barnes
Amazon.com vs. Barnes & Noble The race to soak up as much of the market as possible has been highly intensified by the process of eCommerce. Some companies choose to base their entire operations on the Internet, for example, Amazon.com. On the other hand there are already brick and mortar storefronts that also wish to deal business on the Internet, for example, Barnes & Noble. These two companies run on a completely different structure and business model, but have one thing in common; they sell books (and much more, but I will only concentrate on the book aspect of operations). Amazon.com had the head start in the eCommerce division, but Barnes & Noble had been in operation for almost a century. In 1994 Jeff Bezos in his garage in Seattle, Washington founded Amazon.com. To this day, it continues to run as a virtual organization having not one physical storefront. This is how they keep their overhead and inventory costs down, that leads to savings for the consumer. With a total of 7600 employees, Amazon.com was first to successfully conduct operations on the Internet. Also, they were the first enterprise to sell traditional consumer goods online which opened the eyes to other industries wi
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Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)
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