Programme partenaire AWS Well-Architected

As the sole glass manufacturing plant to be 100-percent funded by Brazil, Vivix Vidros Planos is one of the most modern and sustainable flat glass factories in the world. With customers primarily in the construction and furniture industries, Vivix produces a variety of glass types using its own raw material. To keep its manufacturing operation on the leading edge, Vivix sought support and expertise from AWS Partner Mendix. Together, the two worked to digitize processes and incorporate generative AI through Amazon Web Services (AWS). In collaboration with Mendix, Vivix developed a series of applications, including the chatbot Virtual Engineer to accelerate knowledge sharing and productivity on the shop floor.

The National Police of Colombia (NPC) is responsible for providing security and protection to the country’s citizens. The NPC had built a specialist IT department with more than 840 officers using resources to monitor and record public safety concerns and incidents. However, the NPC found itself with an immense amount of data that took time and resources to analyze to produce backward-looking reports. The leadership felt that applying new technology, especially artificial intelligence (AI), could pull together data for faster analysis and give the NPC better predictive capability and responsiveness. The new system, built with the help of AWS Partner Nuvu and running on Amazon Web Services (AWS), has reduced costs, resulted in faster incident response times, and improved the organization’s prediction accuracy.

Pi Pharma Intelligence, a leading pharmaceutical intelligence company, found its growing user base outpacing its database performance. This resulted in slowed search and reporting times that detracted from the customer experience and led to time-intensive resolution processes. To address these issues, Pi Pharma Intelligence partnered with AWS Partner cirrusgo to redesign its data infrastructure using AWS services. cirrusgo helped Pi Pharma Intelligence build a new, decoupled data pipeline and an in-house content management system (CMS) that integrated real-time monitoring tools. The new solution lowered search speed from minutes to milliseconds, gained the ability to accommodate data that is 179 times larger in size, and reduced issue resolution time by 98 percent.

De Volksbank is the parent company and platform provider for four bank brands that deliver personalized banking to over 3 million customers in the Netherlands. De Volksbank’s mission is to build close relationships with its customers, employees, and shareholders and to make the biggest positive impact on Dutch society. To improve its customer-facing services, de Volksbank wanted to combine data from various sources to create data-driven business insights that help it adhere to compliance, accelerate application development, and drive adoption of cloud-native technologies. The company selected AWS Partner Schuberg Philis to build a resilient and scalable near real-time data platform on Amazon Web Services (AWS).

Embriq worked with AWS Partner Navisite, part of Accenture, to migrate a key solution—Quant Core—from on-premises databases to Amazon Web Services (AWS). This improved flexibility, scalability, and security, and also enabled Embriq to offer Quant Core as a software-as-a-service solution (SaaS). With these new capabilities, Embriq will be better able to expand its services internationally and help energy companies adapt to changing demands caused by climate change and climate-related regulations.