This report studies the case of Amazon's Alexa, a smart speaker device launched in 2014 that led to the growth of voice assistant and artificial intelligence-based technology. The report uses PEST analysis to examine the political, environmental, social, and technological aspects of the case. The case synopsis discusses how Alexa has made online shopping a habit among consumers worldwide and how its features, such as musical entertainment, smart home control, and daily productivity, have made millions of people more dependent on AI. However, data security and cybersecurity issues persist. The report identifies data sharing as one of the major issues, as it affects consumer trust and gives competitors like Google Home and Siri an advantage. The analysis of issues section discusses how customer bargaining power affects the adoption of speech technology and how strategic analysis is crucial for evaluating the existing study on Alexa. The focus is on the societal integration of Alexa.