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Dear Shareholders
Brock Briggs
26 episodes
5 days ago
A podcast reading the shareholder letters from some of the world’s most influential companies. Get ready to dive deep into the minds of CEOs, unravel the secrets of successful business, and witness the evolution of corporate strategies over time.
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A podcast reading the shareholder letters from some of the world’s most influential companies. Get ready to dive deep into the minds of CEOs, unravel the secrets of successful business, and witness the evolution of corporate strategies over time.
Show more...
Investing
Business
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Amazon - 2005
Dear Shareholders
8 minutes 40 seconds
1 year ago
Amazon - 2005

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Show Notes:

  • Data-driven decision making at Amazon. 0:10

    • Amazon prioritizes data-driven decisions, using historical patterns to inform new capacity planning.

  • Optimizing inventory management through quantitative analysis. 0:59

    • Company analyzes data to optimize inventory management, keeping over 1 million items in stock while turning inventory 14 times per year.

  • Making decisions without data. 2:22

    • Company prioritizes judgment over math in some important decisions, such as continuously lowering prices for customers despite data suggesting raising prices would be more profitable in the short term.

  • Strategic vs. quantifiable decision-making in organizations. 4:05

    • Mintzberg et al. (1976) argue that excessive focus on quantifiable decisions may lead to inappropriate actions.

  • Decision-making philosophy at Amazon. 5:14

    • Amazon prioritized customer convenience over internal concerns, expanding third-party sales from 6% to 28% of total units sold.

    • Bezos emphasizes customer-centric approach, bold investments, and continuous learning in Amazon's decision-making philosophy.

Dear Shareholders
A podcast reading the shareholder letters from some of the world’s most influential companies. Get ready to dive deep into the minds of CEOs, unravel the secrets of successful business, and witness the evolution of corporate strategies over time.