Amazon's Ring goes full founder mode, taking the company back to its crime-fighting roots
Briefly

Jamie Siminoff has returned to run Amazon's Ring division, replacing Liz Hamren and reinstating the original mission, "Make neighborhoods safer." This shift signifies a goal to refocus on crime prevention. Siminoff is implementing changes aimed at increasing efficiency and a stronger incorporation of AI technology. These efforts align with a broader trend within Amazon, under CEO Andy Jassy, emphasizing productivity and cost-effectiveness across its operations. Ring's transformation also signifies a return to a surveillance-focused brand strategy, following a more community-oriented branding phase during Hamren's tenure.
So excited to be back working on our mission to make neighborhoods safer!" Siminoff wrote in a companywide email on his second day back.
We are reimagining Ring from the ground up with AI first," Siminoff wrote in a recent email to staff. "It feels like the early days again - same energy and the same potential to revolutionize how we do our neighborhood safety.
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