Amazon Anticipatory Shopping / Omaha and NFL- Fox News- Ari Zoldan

Ari Zoldan, CEO of Quantum Networks and technology expert, Matt McCall, President of Penn Financial Group, and Lauren Simonetti from FOX Business Network, discuss Amazon’s anticipatory shopping. Amazon wants to ship packages to consumers even before they hit the buy button. How is that possible? They would be tracking your buying trends so in the future they know what you like. But how do they know what you want to buy? What if you don’t want the item in the end? Ari states that it’s the concept of predictive analysis. Matt discusses that it’s instant gratification but it is not a good idea business wise because there would be products sitting around warehouses across the country and you might not want the item. According to Ari, Amazon wants to be the internet of everything. They want to dominate the online shopping industry. Now these drones that everyone is hearing about brings Lauren to her conclusion that we are moving into a time where it’s machine talking to machine or iPassing humans. The next discussion is about Omaha and their big donation to Peyton Manning’s charity after his signal call. Will people actually buy Omaha’s products because Peyton Manning said so? Ari thinks its great and every time Peyton opens his mouth it becomes a cash machine. It’s benefiting both Omaha and Peyton’s charity.