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In this AWS re:Invent 2019 presentation, Brian Kursar, CTO of Toyota Motor North America and Toyota Connected North America, discusses how Toyota created a secure, cloud-native solution on Amazon Web Services (AWS) to analyze billions of messages per day, using AWS Key Management Service (AWS KMS) encryption to provide granular access and keep corporate assets secure with data segregation.
Imagine being tasked with collecting, analyzing, and securing data from hundreds of sources around the world, in multiple cloud and on-premises environments. In this re:Invent 2019 presentation, Brian Kursar, CTO of Toyota Motor North America and Toyota Connected North America, discusses how Toyota created a secure, cloud-native solution on Amazon Web Services (AWS) to analyze billions of messages per day, using AWS Key Management Service (AWS KMS) encryption to provide granular access and keep corporate assets secure with data segregation.
Toyota also uses AWS Glue, Amazon Athena, and Amazon SageMaker to generate actionable intelligence in its corporate IT and vehicle telematics environments to solve its business and analytics challenges. Building on AWS, Toyota is transforming from an automotive company to a mobility company.
hear from the Toyota North America Emerging Technologies team and nuclear fusion startup Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS) about how they use AWS products and services to improve design productivity, reduce costs, and accelerate the product development process.
Toyota manufactures and distributes cars worldwide that are meticulously logged in vehicle data warehouses and data marts to provide insights on service checks and sales reports. Toyota migrated and modernized its on-premises vehicle data warehouse and data marts by leveraging a Lake House architecture on AWS. Data is securely migrated from the source systems on-premises to AWS using AWS Direct Connect and ingested in data integration tools running on Amazon EC2 such as Kafka, Talend, and Databricks. Data is pushed into different layers for transformation with Amazon S3, AWS Glue, and Amazon RDS. To obtain read-optimized data, data is ingested into Amazon Redshift. Amazon Redshift Spectrum and Amazon Athena are leveraged by Toyota's Data Scientists, Analysts, and Business user teams to produce self-service reports. With this Lake House architecture, Toyota has improved their time to market and eliminated the duplication of data.
TRD used AWS services to build a centralized repository for data needed to make key race-time decisions, giving the company a technological edge over competitors.
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