- Amazon has launched Supply Chain Services, opening its logistics network to all businesses (not just Amazon sellers).
- Businesses can use Amazon for end-to-end operations: moving goods from factories, storing inventory, and delivering to customers.
- It supports multiple transport modes—air, ocean, rail, and trucking—making it a full logistics solution.
- The service works across platforms (e.g., even if selling outside Amazon).
What Amazon is really doing:
Turning its massive internal logistics system into a paid service, similar to how AWS came from its cloud infrastructure.
Bottom line:
Amazon is positioning itself as a global third-party logistics (3PL) provider, competing directly with traditional shipping and supply chain companies.
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