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May 24, 2016
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Amazon started as an online book store and today, it’s a leading retailer and cloud computing giant. What are the secrets behind Amazon’s success? Amazon’s product exec Kintan Brahmbhatt reveals the Amazon Way, including insights on Amazon’s approach to building products by working backwards from the customer. He leads product vision and execution for Amazon Music, including Prime Music and Amazon’s music experience on Echo and Alexa. Previously Kintan led product launches for IMDb, Amazon Video and Kindle. He is also an active angel investor and advisor to several startups.
Kintan Brahmbhatt leads product vision and execution for Amazon Music, including Prime Music and Amazon’s music experience on Echo and Alexa. Previously Kintan led product launches for IMDb, Amazon Video and Kindle. He is also an active angel investor and advisor to several startups.
About the Video: Amazon started as an online book store and today, it’s a leading retailer and cloud computing giant. What are the secrets behind Amazon’s success?
Kintan Brahmbhatt is the Director of Product Management and Engineering Program Management for Amazon Music. After joining Amazon in 2009, Kintan drove product vision and execution for IMDb Everywhere, the IMDb Movies & TV App for mobile devices.
In his current role, Kintan helped launch Prime Music in June 2014, which is now one of the most popular streaming services in the world. Recently, Kintan was a key driver of the launch Amazon’s premium music streaming service, Amazon Music Unlimited – focusing on the Amazon Music customer experience with Alexa and Amazon Echo.
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