Amazon’s Order Fulfillment, Automation, and Technological Unemployment

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Case 2 Amazon’s Order Fulfillment, Automation, and Technological Unemployment
“Work Hard. Have Fun. Make History.” So reads a sign above the entrance to many of Amazon’s fulfillment centers throughout the world. Inside these massive fulfillment centers, millions of products are waiting to be shipped to the doorsteps of customers. Historically, human pickers walked the isles of these warehouses, pushing carts with baskets as they deposited items that were awaiting to be shipped to someone, from somewhere, who ordered the product online. More and more, robots are being used to support and many times replace these human workers.
 
While the data are constantly changing, in May 2016, Amazon operated nearly 300 centers across the world to handle order fulfillment, sorting, and delivery for Amazon and Amazon Prime customers. In addition to the United States, fulfillment centers are located in Canada, Mexico, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Czech Republic, Poland, China, Japan, India, and Brazil. The United States alone has more than 160 facilities, with many larger than 1 million square feet. With such a network, Amazon provides same-day delivery to an increasing number of cities including New York City, Atlanta, Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, Indianapolis, Philadelphia, Washington, DC, Dallas, Los Angeles, Phoenix, San Francisco, and Seattle. Amazon has been very strategic about where it places centers. For example, in late 2015, it was estimated that its current centers bring it within 20 miles of 31 percent of the U.S. population. Clearly, Amazon is now competing with many local businesses that always had the advantage of same-day delivery.
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