Amazon Business Hits $60B: What Shippers Should Notice
Amazon Business is now a $60B operation serving 11 million customers worldwide. In this FreightWaves Today interview, Amazon Business exec Daniel Silverfield breaks down what that scale means for procurement, supplier consolidation, same-day grocery delivery and AI-driven savings. The big takeaway: business buyers want fewer suppliers, better visibility and less waste in purchasing. Silverfield…
Amazon Business has reached a milestone as a $60 billion operation, serving 11 million customers worldwide. The platform, launched a decade ago, now manages procurement for businesses of all sizes, from small companies to Fortune 100 organizations. In an interview, Amazon Business executive Daniel Silverfield revealed three key areas where the platform is making an impact: supplier consolidation, same-day grocery delivery, and AI-driven savings.
Amazon Business saved customers $880 million on Prime free shipping and $1 billion in business-specific discounts last year. With 1.8 million new customer organizations added this year, the platform is driving a shift towards more efficient B2B purchasing behavior. Silverfield explained that Amazon Business is helping buyers find the best product at the best price, while the Savings Insights tool identifies consolidation opportunities by analyzing purchasing data across an organization's locations.
The platform also offers delivery solutions tailored to complex sites, such as hospitals and universities, with a new fleet of dedicated Amazon Business trucks.
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