“Consumers have moved from passively buying Groupon — looking at what’s in the email and going to buy it — to it almost becoming a part of their daily habit because they are going into their mobile device and buying,” said Taaffe.
“Customers will always be nervous about lock-in, and I think the experience they had particularly with a company like Oracle, where it’s a really hard thing to get out of, and they’re so hostile to their customers, that I think it’s a concern for every enterprise. Almost always when I talk to enterprises about lock-in, that’s the example that they cite. They worry that they’re going to use a platform and suddenly start raising prices — even though we’ve lowered prices on 59 different occasions with no competitive pressure to do so in the last eight years — they’re going to always be sensitive about that, and they should be thoughtful about it. But the reality is it’s so much easier to move from the infrastructure, cloud computing platforms than it is from something like Oracle. The APIs look pretty similar. All the migration services we build allow people to move to us, or away from us, and back on prem, if that’s what they want to do. And the business model is different, where we’re not signing these five- to 10-year unlimited licensing agreements and then finding ways to audit people and keep them in the loop. They can leave whenever they want, and we know we have to earn the business every hour, every day, every week of the year.”
“He is putting politics above the rule of law. This will backfire if he claims to safeguard rule of the law; people will question what he has said and done.”
“DoD cannot gerrymander technical requirements to suit Microsoft’s non-compliant offer but hold AWS to pricing that was offered in connection with a compliant response to the soon-to-be defunct technical requirements of the original solicitation,” Amazon’s brief says.
“I think not all of the effects of the company on the world are for the best,” he says. “I wish it weren’t so, but I had something to do with bringing it into existence. It’s partly on me.”
“As these numbers show, we have more work to do – a lot more. But the good news is that we’ve begun to make progress,” Facebook said when releasing its numbers in July. “Diversity is something that we’re treating as everyone’s responsibility at Facebook, and the challenge of finding qualified but underrepresented candidates is one that we’re addressing as part of a strategic effort across Facebook.”
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“I want you to know that some of us here take witness intimidation very, very seriously,” said Rep. Adam Schiff, Intelligence Committee chairman who displayed Trump’s attack.
“Amazon grew to over 100 million U.S. Prime members in the quarter,” said Josh Lowitz, CIRP co-founder. “Membership growth has slowed, but continued steadily in the holiday quarter. U.S. membership grew 10 percent in the past year, slower than before, but still significant on a huge base and after years of rapid growth. Membership doubled in three years, and almost quadrupled in five years, from 26 million members in December 2013.”
“Amazon has invested over billion in its urban campus in Seattle and paid more than billion in compensation to its employees over the last seven years. We estimate these investments resulted in an additional billion to the city’s economy from 2010 to 2016 and created more than 50,000 additional jobs on top of our direct hires.”
“Greg’s experience as a technology executive is incomparable, and I have personally seen his exceptional leadership in action as a former colleague,” Sirosh said in a statement. “I couldn’t be more excited to have him as a partner in pursuing our dream to transform real estate.”