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The Amazon-Whole Foods deal is less about stores and more about data, says data scientist
CNBC Amazon will likely use data from all of its platforms to create an ambient e-commerce experience for customers, said Kenneth Sanford of Dataiku. Instacart is working with traditional retailers to bring them customer data insights. The startup is also ... Farm and Food: Amazon-Whole Foods tie-up more about e-commerce than groceries Even with Whole Foods, Amazon would need many more warehouses to reshape grocery delivery E-commerce Giant Amazon to purchase Whole Foods for $13.7 billion |
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