Amazon Policeware: One Possible Output

October 1, 2019

Investigations focus on entities and timelines. The context includes the legal wrapper, procedures, impressions, and similar information usually resident in investigators and their colleagues.

Why gather data unless there is a payoff. The payoff from data in terms of Amazon’s policeware includes these upsides:

  • Data which informs new products and services, especially those signals for latent demand
  • Raw material for analytical processes such as those performed by superordinate Amazon Web Services
  • Outputs which have market magnetism; that is, the product is desirable and LE and intel customers want to buy it.

This illustration which I have taken from my October 2, 2019, TechnoSecurity lecture and from my Amazon policeware webinar illustrates three points:

First, raw data are acquired by Amazon. The sources are diverse and some are unique to Amazon; for example, individual and enterprise purchasing data.

Second, the AWS policeware platform which performs normalization, indexing, and analysis from historic and real time data flows; for example, what books did an individual purchase and when.

Third, an output in the form of a profile or report about a person of interest.

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© Stephen E Arnold 2019

I know the image is difficult to read. There are two ways to address this issue. You can attend my lectures at the San Antonio conference or you can sign up for my Amazon policeware webinar.

No Epstein supporters, fans, and acquaintances should express interest in my research. Sorry. I am old fashioned.

Stephen E Arnold, October 1, 2019

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