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Literally handing over your most valuable customer data to a current or future competitor. Surely only small time ecommerce operations in niche industries would

Literally handing over your most valuable customer data to a current or future competitor. Surely only small time ecommerce operations in niche industries would dare use this.

pyromine 8y ago
So I work for a distributor, and we've been discussing improving our up and cross sell abilities, due to the nature of our customer and product many of the products we distribute are deliberately not sold on Amazon, by and large I feel my company could use this without fear.
- walterbell 8y ago
  Are the products immune to being cloned and white-labelled by Amazon?
  - pyromine 8y ago
    So our highest revenue product Amazon interestingly enough is already our biggest customer on, but the vendor refuses to go direct with Amazon and prefer we are the middle man. We have huge exposure here, but Amazon already has their recommenr dialed on this product so I wouldn't really care about them having a marginal amount of more info on it. The rest of the product is largely under MAP policies excluding Amazon, and the products take a level of care and branding a bit more than Amazon's typical white label products. So, could they, yes, but we have plenty of bigger operational risks
Gaelan 8y ago
Amazon: "All data analyzed by Amazon Personalize is kept private and secure, and only used for your customized recommendations." Anyone know if there's something in the AWS contracts about Amazon using your data?
- dodobirdlord 8y ago
  The AI services have a clause allowing them to use your data for training their models unless you opt out.