AWS for Industries

In this post, we show how Santos modernized its subsurface computing environment on AWS: moving from distributed on-premises infrastructure to a centralized, cloud-based platform that delivers high performance computing (HPC), high performance storage, and secure remote visualization for more than 200 geoscientists across Australia.

In this post, we explore how Celfocus, an Amazon Web Services (AWS) Partner specializing in digital transformation for the telecommunications industry, built an automated Change Impact Analysis solution in collaboration with Fastweb+Vodafone, one of Italy’s leading telecommunications operators.

Manufacturers are facing a workforce shortage that is reshaping how intralogistics operations run for the next decade. According to Deloitte’s 2025 Manufacturing Industry Outlook, 1.9 million manufacturing jobs could go unfilled over the next ten years if talent challenges aren’t addressed. To close that gap, manufacturers are reshaping floor operations around faster, more automated material […]

Large enterprises across the world are looking to minimize effort, time, and cost for Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) and operations for their huge workloads, so they can channel resources towards innovation and productivity instead. At Daimler Truck, one of the largest commercial automotive manufacturers of the world, the IT Aftersales team worked with AWS Partner […]

The AWS for Telecom team invites you to join us at re:Invent in Las Vegas, NV, from November 30 to December 4, 2026. This year’s telecom track is built around interactive, hands-on sessions. Our lineup focuses on the real-world challenges telecom operators face today, so you leave with your questions answered and ready to move projects forward.

For CPG and retail brands managing hundreds of SKUs across seasonal peaks, Prime Day, back-to-school, and holiday windows, the operational burden compounds fast. Budgets aren’t growing, headcount isn’t scaling, but campaign complexity is—and that gap is where multi-agent AI fits in.

Healthcare organizations are being asked to widen access, protect increasingly thin margins, and keep clinicians from burning out. Telehealth is one of the most effective levers on all three, and it’s no longer a pandemic stopgap: 71.4 percent of physicians now use it weekly, nearly triple the pre-pandemic rate, and 72 percent of hospitals offer at least one telemedicine service (AMA, 2024). Adoption varies widely by specialty, from 68 percent of psychiatrists conducting more than a fifth of visits virtually to under 5 percent for surgical specialties, and behavioral health accounts for roughly two-thirds of telehealth claims nationally (FAIR Health, 2024), with primary care and chronic disease management as the next growth frontier. But telehealth’s promise is undercut by a growing burden: documentation is now the leading driver of clinician burnout, and that’s where agentic AI demonstrates its value.

WellRithms achieved 30 times faster bill processing by combining AWS services with its deep medical billing expertise. This blog post explores how the company transformed document preparation from a manual constraint into a scalable, AI-powered capability, and the results they achieved.

Read how the 2026 AWS Life Sciences Symposium, the Clinical Trials track brought a shift into focus that’s well underway. Six global life sciences leaders—Novartis, Merck (with BCG), Novo Nordisk, Labcorp, Eli Lilly, and Bayer—took the stage to demonstrate what AI in drug development looks like in practice across every stage of a clinical trial.

In this post, you’ll learn how Best Buy transformed their network over many phases and years, and how the latest iteration uses a segment matrix constructed with Cloud WAN’s advanced routing policy to improve security, flexibility, and contain costs simultaneously.