Category: Best Practices

Read this post to learn about a new white paper produced by Alliance for Innovative Regulation (AIR), and supported by AWS, which offers guidance that supervisory authorities can use to implement Supervisory Technology (SupTech).

International growth represents a huge potential for AWS Partners. This post covers technical considerations for partners expanding their services to new geographical regions and explains how AWS can assist.

As state and federal organizations increasingly explore generative AI implementations using Amazon Bedrock, they face a critical challenge: accurately estimating the costs associated with these workloads. In this post, we cover details about estimating costs on Amazon Bedrock.

In this post, we discuss a noise complaint solution that uses an Amazon Bedrock Agent to serve as an intelligent interface between citizens and the computer-aided dispatch (CAD) system.

To understand how migrating to AWS can help educational institutions meet their sustainability goals, we first need to unpack the environmental impact of IT operations. That means examining the actual carbon math behind IT and where emissions really come from.

In this post, we explore how Amazon SageMaker Canvas can make machine learning accessible and actionable for nonprofit organizations. We highlight key features that allow your nonprofit to harness the power of machine learning without data science expertise or dedicated engineering teams.

Broadcom’s acquisition of VMware in 2023 has changed the virtualization game plan for VMware customers. With the clock ticking on expiring VMware licenses, many public sector organizations are seeking alternatives—like migrating workloads to a cloud service provider such as AWS. In this post, we discuss five steps to help your organization navigate this shift successfully and set your team up for success.

In this post, we discuss the crucial factors public safety agencies should consider when choosing a generative AI provider and explain how AWS can enable a secure, protected system.

In this blog post, we will show you how to stream the Common AWIPS Visualization Environment (CAVE) application using Amazon AppStream 2.0—a managed application streaming service that enables users to stream desktop applications from Amazon Web Services (AWS) to any device without additional hardware or software.

In this post, we explain how AWS Enterprise Support provides targeted guidance, proactive planning, and technical expertise to help agencies achieve their transformation goals.