How did Capital One get to the point where, in 2015, it announced that all new company applications would run in—and all existing applications would be systematically rearchitected for—the cloud? Although Capital One, a technology company that offers financial services, is different in important ways from other companies in its industry, its path to the AWS Cloud and its cloud-first approach to software development offers useful tips for large, non-cloud-native, highly-regulated enterprises mapping out their own cloud journeys.
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Sunday Insurance Case Study
Sunday brings InsurTech to Thailand with the support of AWS—and giving customers lower-cost premiums for a wide range of insurance policies. Sunday applies machine learning to determine risks and delivers highly customized insurance policies. The company runs H2O.ai , an open-source software for data analysis, on Amazon EC2 instances for risk/pricing modeling, and relies on AWS Lambda for executing the machine-learning software code when requests for insurance quotes come in.
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Editorji Case Study
Editorji has built fault-tolerant architecture for video streaming on AWS, integrating AI and ML services to enhance its application and save manpower costs. Based in India, Editorji’s application allows users to stream video news personalized to their viewing taste. The startup is using Elastic Load Balancing, Amazon Polly, and Amazon Comprehend.
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Conflux Case Study
Conflux Technologies launched its Finflux banking platform to manage loans in the AWS Cloud, reducing IT costs by 40 percent with AWS Auto Scaling. Conflux Technologies builds software-as-a-service solutions for the financial industry. The Finflux platform application runs on Amazon EC2 with Amazon Aurora as the transactional database and Amazon Redshift for analytical services.
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Megaxus Case Study
Megaxus is a leading games publisher in Indonesia, with 16 published games. Megaxus, scales its IT for 500,000 app downloads of AyoDance Mobile with AWS. The company uses AWS Auto Scaling to optimize the performance of Amazon EC2 instances that are running the game’s web servers.
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Korean Broadcasting System Case Study
Using AWS, Korean Broadcasting System (KBS) scales to meet surges in demand for media content, completes jobs with just a few clicks, and saves 50 percent on event services. KBS is a public broadcasting station that broadcasts many types of programs in Korea and other parts of the world.
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Sysco Case Study
Sysco used Amazon S3 and Amazon S3 Glacier to reduce storage costs by 40 percent increase agility and security, and make time to focus on creating new business applications. Sysco is a global foodservice distribution company that sells, markets, and distributes to restaurants, healthcare and educational facilities, lodging establishments, and other customers in more than 90 countries. AWS enabled Sysco to consolidate its data into a single data lake built on Amazon S3 and Amazon S3 Glacier, allowing the company to run analytics on its data and gain business insights.
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Siemens IC Case Study
Siemens built a serverless AWS solution to analyze and reduce power plant alerts. The company provides power, medical, laboratory, and manufacturing solutions. The solution uses AWS Lambda to orchestrate analytics and Amazon DynamoDB to hold the results of analytics processes.
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Siemens Cybersecurity Case Study
Siemens built an AI-enabled cybersecurity platform on AWS. The company is a global electrification, automation, and digitalization leader. The platform uses Amazon SageMaker to make predictions and act, AWS Glue to extract, transform, and load data, and AWS Lambda to run code in response to events.
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