Answering the Door with Jamie Siminoff (Ring) | Disrupt SF 2018
Recorded on September 7, 2018. Hardware is hard but Ring CEO Jamie Siminoff makes it look easy. Siminoff took the company from upstart to Amazon-owned in a few short years. How do you keep hardware fresh and how do you ensure privacy and security in a world of IoT? Siminoff has some ideas.
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