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BP is a global energy business delivering heat, light, and mobility products and services to people across the globe. The company operates in 78 countries and has around 73,000 employees worldwide. At re:Invent 2019, Stewart Fry, VP of Enterprise Information Technology and Services for BP, announced BP’s intention to go “all-in” on migrating more than 900 business-critical applications from its European Mega Data Centers to Amazon Web Services (AWS). This is in addition to the 32 production environments BP has already migrated to AWS, including its 16 TB strategic global fuels instance. In the video below, Fry discusses BP’s “cloud-first” strategy and how the company maximizes the potential of the AWS Cloud. “One of those things that AWS has been really good at working with us on is helping us develop training programs, helping come in with their Professional Services teams to support our engineers in developing their skills,” says Fry.
One of those things that AWS has been really good at working with us on is helping us develop training programs, helping come in with their Professional Services teams to support our engineers in developing their skills."
Stewart Fry VP of Enterprise Information Technology and Services, BP
ENGIE, a global utility company, built its Common Data Hub data lake on AWS, enabling the company’s business units to collect and analyze data to support a data-driven strategy and to lead the zero-carbon transition.
In 2020, bp turned to Amazon Web Services (AWS) and engaged AWS Professional Services—which supplements teams with specialized skills and experience—to accelerate data science product delivery at scale through a best practices framework for model management and deployment. Using support from AWS, bp delivered a Model DevOps Framework in 9 months with features that include a serverless architecture, full digital security design, and on-demand compute provisioning. The self-service, cost-effective framework empowers data scientists and engineers within bp to focus on high-value activities, from experimentation to rapid production deployment, by reducing time spent on non–data science activities, such as provisioning and architecture design. Now, the onboarding of data science projects is simplified and accelerated using standardization and support of production models.
EDF, one of the UK’s largest electricity providers, prepared for future growth and sustainability by migrating its business solutions to Amazon RDS for Oracle.
Water technology company Xylem has been able to reduce employee onboarding time and achieve a comprehensive view of security across its AWS accounts by using AWS IAM Identity Center.
Organizations of all sizes across all industries are transforming their businesses and delivering on their missions every day using AWS. Contact our experts and start your own AWS journey today.
