Amazon's Business Model Evolution
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The document provides an overview of Amazon's business model. It describes Amazon's mission, vision, values and core strategies. It outlines Amazon's three customer sets and how it captures attention through its website. It then details the evolution of Amazon's business model, including its expansion into ebooks/Kindle, diversification of revenue streams, and geographical growth. The document also examines Amazon's sales breakdown and international expansion. It concludes that Amazon has grown significantly by logically expanding its resources and channels.
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Amazon's Business Model Evolution
- 1. Virginia Rosales Anabel Juárez Jaime Millán Vladimir Matović October 2010 Business Models: Themes and Issues
- 2. - from A to Z Company Overview Mission, Vision & Values Core Value Proposition, Objective & Strategy Three Customer Sets Attention Economy and e-Trust Business Model Amazon.com Business Model Evolution Business Model Canvas – The 9 Building Blocks eBook/Kindle Value Capture Diversifying Revenue Streams Geographical Expansion & Product Range Amazon.com Acquisitions and Investments Sales Conclusion Sky is the limit References
- 3. - from A to Z Company Overview Mission, Vision & Values Core Value Proposition, Objective & Strategy Three Customer Sets Attention Economy and e-Trust Business Model Amazon.com Business Model Evolution Business Model Canvas – The 9 Building Blocks eBook/Kindle Value Capture Diversifying Revenue Streams Geographical Expansion & Product Range Amazon.com Acquisitions and Investments Sales Conclusion Sky is the limit References
- 4. Company Overview Founded in 1994 in Seattle, USA 28,300 employees Global leader in e-commerce Wide range of products Worldwide network of fulfilment Mass customisation Customer experience Affiliations Stickiness
- 5. • ‘To leverage technology and the expertise of our invaluable employees to provide our customers with the best shopping experience on the Internet.’ Mission • ‘To be earth’s most customer centric company; to build a place where people can come to find and discover anything they might want to buy online.’ Vision • Customer Obsession • Innovation • Bias for Action • Ownership • High Hiring Bar • Frugality Values
- 6. • ‘Not to discount a small number of products for a limited period of time, but to offer low prices everyday and apply them broadly across our entire product range.’ Objective • Price • Convenience • Selection Core Value Proposition • ‘To ‘Get Big Fast’ by investing aggressively in new product categories and new businesses, by spending money on brand awareness and getting new customers.’ Strategy
- 8. Who want to buy products on Amazon Who want to use Amazon developing services Who want to sell products on Amazon Three Customer Sets Consumers DevelopersSellers
- 9. - from A to Z Company Overview Mission, Vision & Values Core Value Proposition, Objective & Strategy Three Customer Sets Attention Economy and e-Trust Business Model Amazon.com Business Model Evolution Business Model Canvas – The 9 Building Blocks eBook/Kindle Value Capture Diversifying Revenue Streams Geographical Expansion & Product Range Amazon.com Acquisitions and Investments Sales Conclusion Sky is the limit References
- 10. - from A to Z Company Overview Mission, Vision & Values Core Value Proposition, Objective & Strategy Three Customer Sets Attention Economy and e-Trust Business Model Amazon.com Business Model Evolution Business Model Canvas – The 9 Building Blocks eBook/Kindle Value Capture Diversifying Revenue Streams Geographical Expansion & Product Range Amazon.com Acquisitions and Investments Sales Conclusion Sky is the limit References
- 11. How long do you stay @ ? Attention attraction and retention Customer’s needs Relevant Content Frequent Update Buying habits Reactions to Web site design Demographics Favorite and least favorite products HOW? GOAL: Brand Differentiation Customer Loyalty e-Trust Quality Value Timeliness Appropriateness of Goods & Services Business Reputation Security in Transactions
- 12. How long do you stay @ ? Stickiness Holds customers and keeps them coming back for more! Measurement: *Time spent at a website *Number of visits per person *Number of pages viewed
- 17. - from A to Z Company Overview Mission, Vision & Values Core Value Proposition, Objective & Strategy Three Customer Sets Attention Economy and e-Trust Business Model Amazon.com Business Model Evolution Business Model Canvas – The 9 Building Blocks eBook/Kindle Value Capture Diversifying Revenue Streams Geographical Expansion & Product Range Amazon.com Acquisitions and Investments Sales Conclusion Sky is the limit References
- 18. - from A to Z Company Overview Mission, Vision & Values Core Value Proposition, Objective & Strategy Three Customer Sets Attention Economy and e-Trust Business Model Amazon.com Business Model Evolution Business Model Canvas – The 9 Building Blocks eBook/Kindle Value Capture Diversifying Revenue Streams Geographical Expansion & Product Range Amazon.com Acquisitions and Investments Sales Conclusion Sky is the limit References
- 19. Auctions & zShops eBooks/Kindle E-commerce Platform/ Web Services Marketplace OnLine Book Retailing Partherships & Logistic Services Business Model Evolution
- 20. Business Model Canvas 9 building blocks Customer Segment (CS) Cost Structure(C$) Customer Relationship (CR) Channels (CH) Revenue Streams (R$) Key Resources (KR) Key Partnerships (KP) Key Activities (KA) Value Proposition (VP)
- 21. MARKETING TECHNOLOGY & CONTENT FULFILMENT SALES MARGINS AUTOMATED SERVICES & CO- CREATION (CUSTOMISED ONLINE PROFILES & RECOMMENDATIONS) AMAZON.COM (& OVERSEAS SITES) AFFILIATES IT INFRASTRUCTURE, SOFTWARE & EXPERTS GLOBAL FULFILMENT INFRASTRUCTURE FULFILMENT & IT INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE Business Model Canvas GLOBAL MARKET (SELLERS & CONSUMERS) INTERMEDIATION SERVICES COMMISSIONS SELLERS (COMPANIES & INDIVIDUALS)AGGREGATION OF DEMAND (LONGTAIL) FULFILMENT COMPANIES (ONLINE & TRADITIONAL RETAILERS) LOGISTICS NETWORK PARTNERSHIPS & ALLIANCES DEVELOPERS MASS-CUSTOMISED WEB SERVICES APIs PORTABLE DEVICE PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT, AND PROMOTION HARDWARE MANUFACTURERS GLOBAL MARKET (CONSUMERS) LOW PRICES CONVENIENCE WIDE SELECTION CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE LOGISTIC PARTNERS AFFILIATES (PUBLISHERS, AUTHORS, BOOKSTORES…) Online RetailingAuctions & zShopsMarketplacesPartnerships and Logistic Service ProviderE-commerce Platform/Web ServiceseBooks/Kindle COMPANIES (ONLINE & TRADITIONAL RETAILERS)
- 22. eBooks/Kindle >450 000 books available for download Newspapers, magazines and blogs subscription Amazon keeps 65% of the revenue from all eBook sales for Kindle eBooks downloaded from Amazon not exclusive to Kindle Kindle eBooks add 35% to a physical book’s sale on Amazon Amazon reported 80% of eBook market "Our vision is to have every book ever printed, in any language, all available in tinder 60 seconds.“ - Jeff Bezos, Amazon.com CEO
- 23. Capture Value: transforming earnings into profits Capital efficiency Inventory turnover Cash generative cycle Maximize Profit Dollars, Not Margins
- 24. - from A to Z Company Overview Mission, Vision & Values Core Value Proposition, Objective & Strategy Three Customer Sets Attention Economy and e-Trust Business Model Amazon.com Business Model Evolution Business Model Canvas – The 9 Building Blocks eBook/Kindle Value Capture Diversifying Revenue Streams Geographical Expansion & Product Range Amazon.com Acquisitions and Investments Sales Conclusion Sky is the limit References
- 25. - from A to Z Company Overview Mission, Vision & Values Core Value Proposition, Objective & Strategy Three Customer Sets Attention Economy and e-Trust Business Model Amazon.com Business Model Evolution Business Model Canvas – The 9 Building Blocks eBook/Kindle Value Capture Diversifying Revenue Streams Geographical Expansion & Product Range Amazon.com Acquisitions and Investments Sales Conclusion Sky is the limit References
- 28. z Worldwide Sales Mix Q1 ’04 – Net Sales $5,710 MM 76% Q4 ’09– Net Sales $24,509 MM 52% 22% 2% 3% 45% WW Media (Books, Music, Movies, Video Games and Consoles, Software and Digital Downloads) WW Electronics & Other General Merchendise (EGM) WW Other (Marketing and Promotional Activities, Amazon Web Services, Amazon Enterprise Solutions, & Co-branded Credit Cards) Source: www.amazon.com
- 29. International Sales $3,074 $6,740 $8,938 $0 $1,000 $2,000 $3,000 $4,000 $5,000 $6,000 $7,000 $8,000 $9,000 $10,000 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 MM • 2008 International sales 47% of WW sales, up from 45% in 2007 • Shipments to over 200 countries Source: www.amazon.com
- 30. - from A to Z Company Overview Mission, Vision & Values Core Value Proposition, Objective & Strategy Three Customer Sets Attention Economy and e-Trust Business Model Amazon.com Business Model Evolution Business Model Canvas – The 9 Building Blocks eBook/Kindle Value Capture Diversifying Revenue Streams Geographical Expansion & Product Range Amazon.com Acquisitions and Investments Sales Conclusion Sky is the limit References
- 31. - from A to Z Company Overview Mission, Vision & Values Core Value Proposition, Objective & Strategy Three Customer Sets Attention Economy and e-Trust Business Model Amazon.com Business Model Evolution Business Model Canvas – The 9 Building Blocks eBook/Kindle Value Capture Diversifying Revenue Streams Geographical Expansion & Product Range Amazon.com Acquisitions and Investments Sales Conclusion Sky is the limit References
- 32. Conclusion Evolution • Logical path • Resources & Channels • B2C, B2B Expansion • New markets • Strength of Brand • “Earth’s biggest selection” Attention Economy • Community & Stickiness • Trust • Customer Experience
- 33. Sky is the limit
- 34. Thank you!
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Notes de l'éditeur
- ASK IF WE SHOULD PUT THIRD PARTY SELLERS IN AUCTION AND Zshop MODEL AND MARKETPLACES AS PARTNERS AS WELL AS CUSTOMER Discuss about Bait & Hook model for Kindle/eBooks
- managing both working capital and capital expenditures investments longer-term : hire additional software engineers, computer scientists, and me increasing operating income high inventory turnover: $480 million at year end on a sales base of nearly $7 billion
- Consider Amazons corporate evolution: as soon as it established itself as a leading online book seller it began leveraging the platform and infrastructure it built to move into new categories, and in a matter of years became a full-fledged online department store and the webs premiere retailer. Amazon has also leveraged its online real estate and customer base, establishing itself as a broker of transactions and leaser of web space to other retailers. These profitable initiatives have generated synergies that fortify Amazons core business selling other merchants books, for example, vastly expands Amazons catalog, making the site ever more of a one-stop shop while contributing to the overall growth of the business.