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How many times have you pulled up Amazon and ordered something? Or gotten an Uber or Lyft? Ordered DoorDash? It’s ALL digital. So when I tell you the Legacy Builder digital marketing program has brought in $8.4 million in just over 2 months, you shouldn’t be surprised. Digital is where it’s at! The digital blueprint we use shows me exactly how to have $900 days and to be successful! Comment READY to see the blueprint details ✨ #dailypaywithsuccess #chronicallydisabledmama #digitalmarketingforbeginners #makemoneyonlineathome #legacybuilder

“That Shift4 chooses to capitalize R&D tells you all you need to know: no real tech company does this. Software is capitalized and then amortized instead of being expensed when the company wants to show lower reported expenses and therefore higher net income. Across the industry, about 57% of public U.S. software companies capitalize some percentage of their R&D spend, though notables such as Salesforce, Amazon, Workday, and Atlassian capitalize less than 1% of their R&D spend. By comparison, Toast spends $350M a year on R&D. And it’s not capitalized.”

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Amazon published CEO Andy Jassy's 2023 Letter to Shareholders yesterday. I make it a point every year to read the shareholder letter from the perspectives of an employee, customer, and owner. The update on how various lines of business are performing is always interesting, but what engages me more is the content further down - deep insights into some unique aspect of how Amazon operates. That part of this year's letter focused on the concept of "primitives" or foundational building blocks, and how Amazon uses them to accelerate innovation. The first example of this centered on - you guessed it! - APIs, and Amazon's journey "refactoring these ecommerce components into true primitive services with well-documented, stable APIs that enabled our builders to use each other’s services without any coordination tax." I geeked out over APIs reading through the ensuing details; mentally I was the Pointing Rick Dalton meme. APIs are an incredibly powerful type of primitive that enable developers, startups, and enterprises to build better and faster. That's been true for Amazon itself, and is also the case for Amazon API Gateway customers. In reading Andy's paragraph below, in my head I replaced "primitives" with "APIs" to appreciate the importance and value of what API Gateway enables builders to do: "Building in primitives meaningfully expands your degrees of freedom. You can keep your primitives to yourself and build compelling features and capabilities on top of them to allow your customers and business to reap the benefits of rapid innovation. You can offer primitives to external customers as paid services (as we have with AWS and our more recent logistics offerings). Or, you can compose these primitives into external, paid applications as we have with FBA, Buy with Prime, or Supply Chain by Amazon (a recently released logistics service that integrates several of our logistics primitives). But, you’ve got options. You’re only constrained by the primitives you’ve built and your imagination." https://lnkd.in/g5sAQnHW

DESPITE THE MAJOR CHALLENGES IN THE QUICK COMMERCE INDUSTRY, Can BLINKIT SURPASS AMAZON in the upcoming years? FOOD FOR THOUGHT (FFT) PART 3 first off, let's get into some past details of it 3 Major challenges they faced : 1. low AOV (average order value) were hurting profits in this industry, if the companies have low AOV they can't survive for much longer as their expenses would surpass their sales in a snap (profit percentage would be less as of low AOV , sustainability threat would be there ) 2. Attaining the gross margin is challenging ( majorly it was with D-mart accounting for 16% of it , as per Blinkit, in the year 2021-22) *GROSS MARGIN - The portion of a company's revenue left over after direct costs are subtracted (i.e. - excluding variable cost)* 3. Delivery costs were hurting profits, being one of the major pain in it , if they have it on a lower level, it was difficult to obtain more profits as the expenses were draining money + they can't increase it much until and unless they have an increasing AOV. STAY TUNED FOR THE MAJOR PART

Thrilled to share the success story of Delivery Hero SE a global leader in online food ordering and delivery services, powered by MongoDB 🍔📲 With a mission to deliver goods right to your doorstep, Delivery Hero has revolutionized the way we dine, bringing convenience and choice to millions worldwide. MongoDB's Developer Data Platform is at the heart of this innovative platform, fueling its growth and scalability journey. Dive into the story here: https://lnkd.in/eaZKSrG2 From managing massive volumes of data to ensuring fast performance, MongoDB Atlas empowers Delivery Hero to stay ahead of the curve, delivering seamless experiences to customers and partners alike. It's not just about food; it's about the technology that makes it all possible! What can we learn from Delivery Hero's success? 1️⃣ Innovation is Key: Embrace technology that drives innovation and propels your business forward. 2️⃣ Scalability Matters: Choose solutions that scale with your growth, ensuring you're always ready for what's next. 3️⃣ Customer Experience is Everything: Prioritize delivering exceptional experiences that keep your customers coming back for more. Congrats to the Delivery Hero team! #DeliveryHero #MongoDB #TechSuccess #Innovation Saeid Torkaman 🔔Dominik Schütten Gustavo Loewe Katrien Pagnaer 🦄 Julian Oberniedermayr ⛅️Julian Storz Gabriel 📈 Peekel ☀️ Felix Sonnborn Jan Brose

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Check with this use case how companies are using Bedrock. Here you go how iFood built their first Virtual Waiter for their customers using Amazon Bedrock. Check ✅ out: https://lnkd.in/gnNA8RNR