AWS Business Intelligence Blog
Category: Amazon QuickSight
The future of dashboarding: Prime Video’s migration journey to Amazon QuickSight
In this post, we explore how Prime Video’s central data engineering team used Amazon QuickSight to revolutionize their BI capabilities, streamline operations, and drive data-driven decision-making across the organization.
Optimize your Amazon QuickSight implementation: a guide to usage analytics and cost management
We’ve heard from customers that analyzing user activity and understanding usage patterns has been challenging. Common questions include “How many Reader Pro licenses have we added in the last 90 days?” and “What’s our actual session consumption pattern?” To address these needs, we’re excited to share a solution that makes it easier than ever to gain insights into your QuickSight usage and make data-driven decisions about your BI implementation.
Interac empowers financial analysts with generative AI and Amazon QuickSight
Interac, one of Canada’s leading payment networks, faced the challenge of transforming complex information into actionable insights amidst a 30% surge in data requests over two years. To tackle this, Interac took advantage of the generative AI capabilities of Amazon QuickSight, enabling business users to access and analyze data using natural language. In this post, we highlight our journey implementing generative AI with QuickSight, yielding notable data benefits for business users at Interac.
AWS Data & AI Day Copenhagen showcases the latest innovations in analytics and machine learning
In this post, we’ll explore how the AWS Data & AI Day event in Copenhagen, Denmark showcased real-world implementations of AWS analytics services, particularly through the lens of customer success stories from Basware, Novo Nordisk, and Casper’s Ice Cream, demonstrating how organizations are using Amazon QuickSight and other AWS services to transform their data strategies.
March 2025 Amazon QuickSight events
Amazon QuickSight powers data-driven organizations with unified business intelligence (BI) at hyperscale. With Amazon Q in QuickSight, business analysts and business users can use natural language to build, discover, and share meaningful insights in seconds, turning insights into impact faster.
The QuickSight Community is thrilled to invite customers to join our March 2025 events. Discover how Amazon QuickSight is revolutionizing BI and generative BI with our in-person and online events.
New: March sessions of the Amazon QuickSight learning series
Join us this month for a series of must-attend webinars covering the latest tips, tricks, and strategies for Amazon Q in QuickSight!
We’re diving deep into generative BI use cases, ranging from using March Madness data to make basketball predictions, to technical architecture set-ups of Amazon Q in your accounts for embedded dashboards and cost management with QuickSight.
Curate topics in Amazon Q in QuickSight to derive maximum value and improve user experience
In this post, we discuss Amazon Q in QuickSight topic curation strategies that can help you enhance user experience, improve answer accuracy, and drive better business decisions.
Monitor and optimize your Amazon Bedrock usage with Amazon Athena and Amazon QuickSight
In this post, we demonstrate how to use Amazon Bedrock model invocation logs to enhance the observability of model usage by using Amazon Athena for efficient log querying and Amazon QuickSight for insightful visualizations.
Amazon QuickSight empowers business users on the automotive production floor with near real-time digital process boards
In this post, we explore how BMW Group used AWS analytics services, AWS Partner solutions, and Amazon QuickSight to build the Shop Floor Business Intelligence (SFBI) initiative.
Visualize AWS Network Firewall logs with Amazon QuickSight dashboards
In this post we discuss the process of creating a comprehensive view of AWS Network Firewall logs using Amazon QuickSight. We explain the steps and resources to construct a tailored analytics dashboard within QuickSight, enabling a better understanding of network events and traffic patterns. This approach aids in identifying anomalies, threats, and network events with fine-grained insights during troubleshooting.