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		<person:biography><![CDATA[Dan Eshner started his career nearly 20 years ago in
Artificial Intelligence, working on incremental problem
solving and knowledge representation. From there, he went on
to manage some development projects for the US department of
Transportation, with a focus on some distributed object
systems for traffic engineering, and early implementations
of distributed database and web systems. After 4 years, Dan
jumped at the chance to both move out of Washington DC, and
work on shrink-wrap software development at IMSI in New
Mexico and Novato, CA, where he ended up managing the
engineering organization for the company, with approximately
180 people spread out over 4 countries and 8 states. Dan
moved to Seattle to take over the engineering organization
for Intel in Seattle, managing 100 people in Seattle and
Portland, and built a 30 person engineering organization for
a startup in Redmond during the dotcom boom. For the past 3
years prior to Amazon, Dan worked as a Sr. architect and
strategist for IBM, helping to drive the on demand software
strategy and architecture in the systems and technology
group. Within Amazon Dan manages the Item Management
infrastructure that controls all of the authoritative
descriptions of the items on Amazon]]></person:biography>
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