Running employee, contractor, and customer tracking services on AWS enables Kopi Incorporation to achieve 99.999 percent infrastructure availability. This allows clients to analyze and obtain insights that inform decisions such as where retail displays should be located to maximize sales and revenue.  Kopi Incorporation provides employee, contractor, and customer tracking services to clients in industries such as retail and security. The business uses Amazon EC2 to run a Redis data store and its management and basic analytics applications.

eWATER, a London-based startup organization, needed help to implement a solution for delivering clean water to impoverished communities in developing nations. It turned to Eseye, an Advanced Technology Partner in the AWS Partner Network, for an IoT-based solution running in the AWS Cloud that includes a simple payment system for tap water and continuous monitoring of water systems in rural villages, which gives residents easy, affordable access to clean water.

Yuanta Securities Korea is realizing increased speeds and lower costs by running their financial models on AWS to assess market risk and make trading decisions. According to Dr. Jeong Ho Chu, the organization is able to run financial market scenarios at four-fold faster speeds and is saving money using AWS. Yuanta is currently experimenting with AWS in areas such as sales, engineering, and training. Watch the video to learn more.

Sequence Bio uses AWS to host its data platform it uses to analyze large amounts of genetic data. Sequence Bio is a Newfoundland and Labrador biotechnology company striving to improve how it treats diseases and develops medicine. The company uses AWS to compute genetic data to help identify patterns across disease and genetic groups used in drug discovery.

Using AWS, TechnologyOne simplified its business model and is now able to move faster with more focus on the customer. TechnologyOne is an enterprise software company based in Australia. The company moved its IT environment from physical data centers and into the AWS cloud, eliminating the need to manage infrastructure.

By using AWS, GoPro quickly built and launched its GoPro Plus service to enable its customers to upload content directly to the cloud. GoPro is an action-camera manufacturer that allows customers to share experiences with others using its products, mobile apps and software. The company relies on the AWS Support team for quick assistance with its upcoming product launches.

Using AWS, The Carlyle Group has been able to save up to $40,000 a year on maintenance costs with full redundancy and increased mobility. The Carlyle Group is one of the largest investment firms operating around the globe. Partnering with Ctera Networks, the company moved its physical file servers into the cloud, saving time, space, and costs and gaining an added level of data redundancy to keep its information secure.

By going all in on AWS, 3M Health Information Systems (HIS) provisions compute resources in minutes instead of weeks, develops and deploys software in one week instead of six, and innovates faster. 3M HIS enables customers to efficiently document, code, classify, store, and measure healthcare delivery with integrated software and services, enabling complete, compliant, and accurate payments. 3M HIS customers also analyze the total cost, quality, and outcomes for patients and populations, using 3M data-analytics applications. 3M HIS runs several advanced applications on AWS.