AWS Startups Blog

Every organization—small, medium or large—requires a service desk to deal with requests originating from customers and employees; they basically need a ticketing system that tracks the submission and resolution of problems.

Couchbase is NoSQL database and data management software maker best known for creating the world’s first “Engagement Database.” Known as the Couchbase Data Platform, the distributed, multi-cloud, and mobile NoSQL document database is based on a memory-first, async everywhere architecture. AWS Startups recently interviewed Wayne Carter, Couchbase’s Vice President of Mobile, about the company’s mission, methods, and most successful ideas. 

Since CANDIS manages a service center of trained professionals that extract data from uploaded documents and annotate them with relevant financial metadata, our data scientists had access to a growing dataset they can experiment with.

With serverless on the rise, an increasing number of startups are popping up to help support the growing ecosystem. One such company is Epsagon, which helps users of these services—such as AWS Lambda—to monitor, trace, and understand the costs of their applications. Check out our interview with Nitzan Shapira, Co-founder and CEO of Epsagon, to learn more about the company and its recent partnership with AWS.

Cyber Monday generates big sales for online retailers but it also generates big insights. As customers browse, retailers gain all kinds of new information about customer behavior and how the experience on their websites attracts—or repels—potential buyers. This is where experience analytics startup Clicktale comes in.

In 2013, PJ Kirner and Andrew Rubin founded Illumio with the intention of creating a more nimble, innovative approach to security.

Founded in 2012, San Francisco-based AppsFlyer aims to offer data-driven marketers what they need to be successful.

Founded in 2014, Azoomee’s mission is to make screen time positive for kids ages 5-10.

Robot Care Systems has built a robotic walker designed to provide additional safety and stability to users.

Who likes to talk about the weather? Pilots. In fact they need to do a lot more than talk about the weather. They need to know the data from the inside out.