Tapping into the Inner Nerd

Let me start off by just saying that Amazon' new cloud music service is absolutely amazing. That's right, Amazon, not Apple or Google.  I can upload 5 GB of music to the cloud and play it back on ANY internet connected computer or mobile device, for free. This happens to solve multiple problems that I have ran into in the past.  I dont have to drag around a computer or ipods to friends houses to dj at parties, or show someone a new song, without having to deal with Youtube's awful compression scheme.  I can always have songs with me, and not have to worry about cumbersome syncing or running out of storage space.  I have started the service today, and will add to this blog after further testing of the service.  My hopes are extremely high.

Why cant we just commerce about this?

Ecommerce has evolved exponentially since Tim Berners-Lee invented the first web browser, and opened a new door for businesses across the globe.  Nowadays, almost all of common items found in brick and mortar stores can be purchased online through various companies.  As we take a closer look into a particular website, stores.greygrouptraining.com, we can quickly see that the website deals within the B2C business model.  After more research, the site also uses B2G, due to the nature of the items being sold, and their availabilty/pricing that entices government purchases.  Having more than one business model allows grey group to continue selling product even if one side of their equation is somewhat lacking.