AWS Public Sector Blog
Author: Natti Swaminathan
Natti is a Principal solutions architect on the US federal civilian team at AWS. He works closely with customers to build and architect mission critical solutions. Natti has extensive experience leading, architecting, and implementing high-impact technology solutions that address diverse business needs. He has a master’s degree in electrical and computer engineering from Wichita State University and an MBA from North Carolina State.
TIC 3.0 architecture migration for federal agencies using AWS Transit Gateway
Federal agencies operating in the cloud face a challenge with Trusted Internet Connection 2.0. All internet traffic must backhaul through on-premises infrastructure, creating bottlenecks that limit cloud adoption and degrade performance. The TIC 3.0 initiative addresses this by enabling agencies to implement security controls directly in the cloud, providing secure internet connectivity for federal workloads, […]
Breaking barriers: How AWS is revolutionizing the accessibility of federal agency communications for people with visual disabilities
In this post, we discuss a solution that uses AWS services to improve government communication accessibility and meet federal accessibility requirements. The serverless architecture automates document-to-speech conversion and delivers information to citizens with visual disabilities.
Using AWS Verified Access and SD-WAN to streamline and secure remote application access for federal employees
Learn how traditional connectivity methods affect the agency employee experience while accessing applications. Then, discover how AWS Verified Access from AWS and software-defined wide-area network (SD-WAN) can improve the employee experience while accessing enterprise applications while maintaining reliability and security.
Improving the customer experience for high-traffic public services: An architecture guidance
Improving the customer experience (CX) has emerged as an imperative for government agencies. In this blog post, learn an architecture pattern that public institutions can use to improve CX while building and deploying secure, resilient, and performant web applications that support sudden surges in demand for public services. This architecture pattern addresses the need of an example use case in which an agency must request information from thousands to millions of civilians, who may access a single-page application at similar times, and then sends email notifications to each civilian to confirm their activity.