Your best reps spend most of their day not actually selling. Amazon Quick, the AI assistant for work, gives them back the hours lost to CRM busywork and deal prep. One prompt provides the full picture.

AI isn’t replacing sales reps. It’s replacing the busywork that buries them. Amazon Quick, your AI assistant for work, handles the admin so sellers get back to the conversations that actually close deals.

Five marketing interns walked into Amazon HQ and were handed a challenge many seasoned marketers would sweat. The assignment: build a marketing campaign for Amazon Quick, using only Quick itself to do it.

Your AI pilot passed every feature test. Then AppSec shut down deployment. On November 3, AWS Quick's principal product manager Steve Vinsik joins special guest Steven Dickens (CEO, HyperFRAME Research) to unpack what's actually blocking enterprise AI deployment and what it takes to clear the gate.

Five marketing interns get one real business problem, no brief, and five days to solve it with a single tool. They didn’t expect day one at Amazon HQ to be like this.

Tradeshift is an AI-powered accounts payable (AP) and covers e-Invoicing compliance mandates in more than 70 countries. It connects buyers and sellers worldwide, processing millions of transactions through the cloud. Turning that data into a decision used to take AP and finance teams days, sometimes weeks, and usually meant pulling in the data team. With Amazon Quick, teams now ask a question in plain language and get back a cost-reduction plan, an anomaly report, or a straight analytics answer, in minutes. That's insight turned into action, on demand. go.aws/4s5YfDh

Five interns, a real business problem, and only one tool to solve it before the clock runs out. Do they pull it off?

The interns were asked to describe themselves in three words. To be fair, everyone stumbles on this question. They just stumbled on camera. Think Quick, an AWS original series, premieres on Prime Video and YouTube on October 20.