Category: Public Sector Partners

Over the past year, many customers have built generative AI proofs-of-concept and solutions. But now, as customers look to promote these proofs-of-concept into production and roll out these solutions across their organizations, they are increasingly becoming conscious of how their sensitive data is used and protected.
In this blog post we cover how Forcepoint Data Loss Prevention (DLP) provides a necessary layer of protection on top of guardrails and comprehensive security features provided by AWS services. This helps improve the security posture of customers implementing generative AI solutions.

NewEdge Services and AWS collaborated with the Lower Neches Valley Authority to revolutionize water management across a 600-mile canal system in Texas. By implementing a private cellular network and ArcGIS GeoEvent Server on AWS, LNVA now has real-time monitoring capabilities for water quality and levels, enhancing operational efficiency and disaster preparedness while ensuring reliable water delivery to diverse customers.

We’re excited to bring you AWS re:Invent 2024 both in-person and virtually. The conference is December 2 – December 6 in Las Vegas, with virtual opportunities to watch keynotes and Innovation Talks live. To help you prepare, we curated a list of key re:Invent information for AWS Partner and AWS Marketplace communities.

Generative AI is a fast-evolving technology that can deliver many transformational benefits to businesses and organizations. In this blog post, we describe how NCS used AWS cloud services complemented with ins8.ai, NCS’ hyperlocal speech recognition solution, to add generative AI features to the Singapore Ministry of Manpower’s contact center. The use of generative AI capabilities has helped to unlock benefits to streamline contact center operations and improve customer experiences.

Exploring how Thoughtworks leveraged Amazon Bedrock and Thoughtworks’ GenAI Digital Product Accelerator to define impactful use cases and re-innovating the volunteer experience in social services sector, reduce risk in product decisions by assessing desirability, viability and feasibility, and manage ethical and practical considerations of generative AI deployment.

Thank you for joining us in Las Vegas for AWS re:Invent 2023. We hope you enjoyed all of the educational content and big announcements. If you missed anything or just want to recap, we have rounded up the most relevant launches and program updates available for the AWS Partner and AWS Marketplace communities, including the AWS Partner Keynote with Ruba Borno, which showcased how AWS is improving the partner experience to guide partners to higher-value opportunities and longer-term success.

We are looking forward to bringing you AWS re:Invent 2023 both in-person and virtually. The conference is November 27 – December 1 in Las Vegas, with virtual opportunities to watch keynotes and Innovation Talks live. All of us at AWS are excited to connect with AWS Partners and AWS Marketplace Sellers from around the globe. To help you prepare, we’ve compiled a list of key re:Invent information for our AWS Partner and AWS Marketplace communities.

Announced during a Partner Awards Gala at AWS re:Invent, the 2022 AWS Partner Awards recognize a wide range of AWS Partners which have embraced specialization, innovation, and collaboration over the past year. AWS Partner Awards honor partners whose business models continue to evolve and thrive on AWS as they work with customers. Please join us in congratulating these top AWS Partners who are dedicated to helping customers build, market, and sell their offerings so they can grow successful cloud businesses.

We are thrilled to announce the AWS Smart City Competency, which will deliver world-class AWS Partner recommendations to customers searching to build and deploy innovative smart city solutions. The AWS Smart City Competency will differentiate highly specialized AWS Partners with a demonstrated deep technical expertise and proven track record of customer success within the Smart City use cases.

The State of Utah’s Office of Recovery Services has successfully moved a 25-years-old mainframe application to AWS GovCloud (US)—in budget and on time—using mainframe modernization capabilities from Deloitte and AWS. The story behind this effort shows how beneficial such a move can be, from a day-to-day perspective and from a strategic perspective. It demonstrates that a high degree of automation and standardization makes this a riskless approach for getting rid of legacy technology such as COBOL and VSAM.