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Amazon successfully implemented the MVP (Minimum Viable Product) process in the development of AWS (Amazon Web Services) by focusing on an iterative process that relied on key validation metrics. In 2003, two product managers at Amazon proposed an infrastructure that relied on web services for storage and pitched it as a separate business model. This idea was the foundation of AWS. The MVP process was crucial in turning this idea into the most successful cloud computing company in the world. Amazon knew the MVP was ready to take to market when it had validated the key metrics.
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In a sense, MVP is more of a process than a product. In 2003, two product managers at Amazon proposed an Amazon infrastructure that relied on web services for storage and pitched the idea as a separate business model for a "universe" of virtuals. So how did Amazon turn this idea into AWS as we know it — otherwise known as the most successful cloud computing company in the world? And how did it know when the MVP was ready to take to market at a time when cloud computing as a concept virtually didn't exist? An iterative MVP process that focused on key validation metrics.
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