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Author: Mai-Lan Tomsen Bukovec
Mai-Lan Tomsen Bukovec, Technology Vice President at AWS, leads the Amazon cloud data services that millions of AWS customers rely on for digital transformations, business analytics, machine learning, generative AI, and next generation customer experiences. With over 25 years of experience in the technology industry, Mai-Lan is a pioneer in helping customers take advantage of cloud-based technologies to transform their businesses.
Adapting to change with data patterns on AWS: The “extend” cloud data pattern
As part of my re:Invent 2024 Innovation Talk, I shared three data patterns that many of our largest AWS customers have adopted. This article focuses on “Extend” which is an emerging data pattern. You can also watch this four-minute video clip on the Extend data pattern if interested. Many companies find great success with the […]
Adapting to change with data patterns on AWS: The “aggregate” cloud data pattern
As part of my re:Invent 2024 Innovation talk, I shared three data patterns that many of our largest AWS customers have adopted. This article focuses on the “Aggregate” cloud data pattern, which is the most commonly adopted across AWS customers. You can also watch this six-minute video clip on the Aggregate data pattern for a […]
Adapting to change with data patterns on AWS: The “curate” cloud data pattern
As part of my re:Invent 2024 Innovation talk, I shared three data patterns that many of our largest AWS customers have adopted. This article focuses on the “Curate” data pattern, which we have seen more AWS customers adopt in the last 12-18 months as they look to leverage data sets for both analytics and AI […]
Adapting to change with data patterns on AWS: Aggregate, curate, and extend
At AWS re:Invent, I do an Innovation Talk on the emerging data trends that shape the direction of cloud data strategies. Last year, I talked about Putting Your Data to Work with Generative AI, which not only covered how data is used with foundation models, but also how businesses should think about storing and classifying […]