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Category: Amazon Translate

How to Deploy Amazon Translate Spoke in ServiceNow for Language Detection and Translation

ServiceNow and AWS have collaborated to bridge language barriers in global workforces. Using AWS services like Amazon Translate and Amazon Comprehend, the AWS Translate Spoke for ServiceNow Flow Designer enables automatic translation of text into employees’ native languages. By demonstrating how the AWS Translate Spoke can translate knowledge articles, this post explains how ServiceNow customers can easily build multi-language workflows to serve global users.

How Crayon Uses AWS Language Technologies to Build Intelligent Decision Support Systems

Crayon developed an intelligent decision support system for Savills Vietnam using AWS which ingests daily news in Vietnamese, translates to English with Amazon Translate, and categorizes articles using Amazon Comprehend. An intelligent search engine built on Amazon Kendra allows users to search in natural language and receive relevant excerpts or answers. With this tool, Savills can stay current on real estate news and trends to identify new opportunities. Optional dashboards provide analytics.

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Enhancing OpenText Axcelerate eDiscovery with Translation Capabilities on AWS

Integrated eDiscovery software enables collection, processing, analysis, classification, review, and production of electronically stored information in a single solution. Learn how OpenText, a global information management leader, helps organizations manage and gain value from their business content. OpenText Axcelerate enables customers to prioritize the most relevant documents for review, reduce datasets, and achieve higher efficiency and accuracy.

How SF Medic Provides Real-Time Clinical Decision Support Using AWS Machine Learning Services

The healthcare industry is experiencing a global shortage of doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals. Telemedicine, which provides primary healthcare services to patients through remote connectivity, is one approach for addressing this challenge. SourceFuse developed an easy-to-use and secure telemedicine application called SF Medic that can be adopted by hospitals, clinics, and even single-physician practices.