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Amazon first collects data about the shirt they have, such as the design, logo, material, size, etc

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Amazon first collects data about the shirt they have, such as the design, logo, material, size, etc

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Step 1

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Amazon then uses that data by making it easier for search filters to find it in their online catalogue

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Amazon then uses that data by making it easier for search filters to find it in their online catalogue

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Step 2

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After everything is posted online, the customer is able to use the search function or the filters to pick out the shirt they want

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After everything is posted online, the customer is able to use the search function or the filters to pick out the shirt they want

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Step 3

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After picking the shirt they want, the customer enters in their shipping address and payment info

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After picking the shirt they want, the customer enters in their shipping address and payment info

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Step 4

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Amazon will securely run the payment and then begin working towards processing the order to bring the shirt to the customer

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Amazon will securely run the payment and then begin working towards processing the order to bring the shirt to the customer

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Step 5

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Amazon workers will obtain the shirt from their warehouse and being packaging it to begin the shipping process

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Amazon workers will obtain the shirt from their warehouse and being packaging it to begin the shipping process

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Step 6

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The Amazon drivers will work to keep the locations of the packages known and tracked so that the customer has a better estimate on their time of arrival

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The Amazon drivers will work to keep the locations of the packages known and tracked so that the customer has a better estimate on their time of arrival

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Step 7

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Finally, The driver uses the customer's shipping address to drop off the package and end the shipping process. The customer can now pick up their shirt.

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Finally, The driver uses the customer's shipping address to drop off the package and end the shipping process. The customer can now pick up their shirt.

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Step 8

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This group contains steps 1, 4, and 5. These steps are all similar to each other in the respect that these 3 steps are taking input about a certain subject, whether it is the shirt's size, the shirts availability at nearby warehouses, or your shipping information, and putting it into a database for Amazon to use in order for you, the consumer, to receive the correct product you ordered.

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Group 2 contains steps 6, 7, and 8. The reason these steps are similar based upon the fact that in all 3 of these, the product is mainly handled by a human. There is little to no computer involvement in the process of packaging, driving, and delivering the order. This may be a simple comparison, however I feel it it necessary to note, due to the fact that these jobs might eventually get replaced with robots. However for now they are human led jobs that are necessary for the delivery of products.