AWS for Industries
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Building a serverless cloud-native EDI solution with AWS: Part 2
Adoption of electronic data interchange (EDI) in healthcare continues to improve the efficiency of electronic claims processing. However, organizations (like the American Medical Association) see an ongoing need to simplify healthcare EDI to make it easier for physicians and reduce uncertainty for patients. Historically, implementation of EDI required complicated or monolithic legacy systems. To combat […]
How CSD BR Became the First Brazilian FMI to Migrate Highly Regulated Workloads to the Cloud
In this blog we discuss how CSD BR migrated its Trade Repository to AWS, becoming the first Brazilian financial institution to run a highly regulated workload in the cloud. By migrating to AWS, CSD BR accelerated innovation, increased scalability and lowered hosting costs. About CSD BR Founded in 2018, CSD BR is a Brazilian Financial […]
Faster post–silicon analysis with an AWS data lake
Manufacturing semiconductor devices using advanced nodes have many challenges, but perhaps none is more directly linked to the company’s profitability and competitive position than yield. Yield improvements directly reduce the cost of manufacturing a single die while also helping the company amortize the development costs across more dies. There are great commercial products helping customers […]
How Grocery Retailers Grow With Hybrid Architecture Best Practices
Grocery retailers typically operate high-volume, low-margin business models. All the retailer’s resources need to be deployed in a way to maximize productivity and minimize cost. This isn’t a simple ask because the majority of applications in the industry have grown organically over a long period of time. In the UK, the top five grocers—with the […]
How to Integrate Your AWS Cloud-Native Dynamic Supply Chain Application With External Systems
In our previous blog, How to build a dynamic supply chain platform: a primer, we discussed how companies can use Amazon Web Services (AWS) to build a dynamic supply chain that can proactively react to events and also provide complete visibility, communication, and data transfer. By collecting and analyzing near-real-time supply chain data, companies can […]