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“When we’re dealing with offshore movement of materials, consistency and reliability is key. We are consolidating orders and shipments with Amazon Business to one day per week timed with our vessel schedules. This adds reliability to our supply chain, and will have a positive impact on our ambition and commitment to be net zero by 2050.”

Justin Burnett, VP of Materials Management and Warehousing, bp

“We’ve moved purchases to Amazon Business to consolidate spending in a dynamic store environment, where everyone can find what they need, and still take advantage of large-scale ordering and bulk buying.”

Ellen Nielsen, General Manager of Category Management, Chevron

“B2B is an area where we’re seeing a lot of momentum, increasing year-over-year. My primary focus is to leverage the strength of our brand recognition and quality and combine that with B2B channels such as Amazon Business."

Charlie Stack, Vice President of American Casualwear and e-Commerce, HanesBrands

“The impact of Amazon Business is that it’s changing procurement as an activity. Customers have access to hundreds of thousands of suppliers, which makes procurement more efficient, and dynamic pricing and discounts drive real value for businesses.”

Phil Vokins, Cloud Services Director, Intel Canada

“With Amazon Business, we can focus on what the data means rather than on whether it is accurate. We used to review purchasing data every two or three months. Now we can look at it in real time, which makes us much more agile in our decision making.”

Mark Arrigotti, Head of Global Procure2Pay, Uber

“At our scale, every percentage point counts. When you save thousands of dollars on each transaction, considering the sheer size of our procurement organization and our purchasing activities, it adds up fast."

Nassim Kefi, Procurement Advisor, ExxonMobil

"What used to be a manual process that took up much of our time is now almost entirely automated. This reduces processing times and allows us to provide autonomy to center directors to get what they need more quickly and efficiently."

Rick Quaintance, Senior Director of Procurement and Contracts Management, USO

“We had three parts to the challenge, which was to simplify the process without breaking anything or incurring implementation costs, have better reporting, and reduce unmanaged tail spend. These were the challenges we faced when we realized we could do things differently with Amazon Business.”

Sharon Loosman, Director of Procurement & Business Services, NC State

“There are a lot of benefits we still expect to gain from Amazon Business, given that it’s an ever-growing company that innovates with intention on the behalf of public sector organizations. I’m looking forward to seeing what else comes from Amazon Business and being able to share those benefits with the state.”

Chris Hughes, Director, State of Utah Division of Purchasing & General Services