By using AWS, Verge Health shortened the time to deploy HIPAA-compliant development environments from three weeks to just a few minutes. Founded in 2001, Verge Health provides the governance, risk, and compliance platform of choice for more than 900 health systems and hospitals nationwide. The company uses AWS Service Catalog to self-provision the resources it needs to create comprehensive health care risk management solutions that meet industry-specific compliance and security requirements.

By using AWS, Verge Health shortened the time to deploy HIPAA-compliant development environments from three weeks to just a few minutes. Founded in 2001, Verge Health provides the governance, risk, and compliance platform of choice for more than 900 health systems and hospitals nationwide. The company uses AWS Service Catalog to self-provision the resources it needs to create comprehensive health care risk management solutions that meet industry-specific compliance and security requirements.

Creative Market moved mission-critical files onto the AWS Cloud, simplifying operations and maintenance and moving closer to its strategic goal of increasing file-size limits for user uploads. Creative Market is a platform on which independent creatives sell digital assets like graphics, templates, and fonts in their online shops. The company stores 1.3 TB of user-uploaded images on a solution that uses Amazon EFS and Amazon S3.

Using AWS technologies, IMD Optimad created ARPP.TV, a cross-industry solution commissioned by the advertising industry’s non-profit self-regulatory organization Autorité de Régulation Professionnelle de la Publicité (ARPP). It was devised in collaboration with all media industry players to provide regulatory clearance for commercials broadcast and streamed in France.

By using AWS, Alt/S eliminates the need to spend time on maintaining server instances and can focus on innovation and delivering new product features. Alt/S' Sportify platform is a sports analytics service that uses modeling techniques to develop analyses of popular sports around the world. Alt/S uses AWS Lambda to run code without provisioning or managing servers, thus saving valuable time and money.

eWATER, a London-based startup organization, needed help to implement a solution for delivering clean water to impoverished communities in developing nations. It turned to Eseye, an Advanced Technology Partner in the AWS Partner Network, for an IoT-based solution running in the AWS Cloud that includes a simple payment system for tap water and continuous monitoring of water systems in rural villages, which gives residents easy, affordable access to clean water.

By using AWS, WebEngage reduces expenditure on its cloud service by 40 percent and creates staging and development environments 25 percent more quickly. WebEngage provides a marketing-automation solution that integrates with e-commerce sites. The company is expanding rapidly by using Amazon EC2 compute instances to run the WebEngage code, Elastic Load Balancing to evenly distribute traffic, and Amazon CloudFront to ensure customized notifications are delivered to customer sites quickly.  

Faasos drives growth of up to 30 percent each month and minimizes IT management workloads using AWS. The company is one of the biggest food tech companies in India with operations in 15 cities. The company uses Amazon EC2 and Amazon Aurora to build a flexible IT platform to support all aspects of the business, including its website and mobile app.  

Using AWS has enabled Chai Point to avoid any outages that would affect a range of business-critical systems, including a cloud-based ERP system that integrates billing and supply chain activities and enables real-time monitoring of Chai Point retail stores. Founded in 2010, Chai Point is India’s largest organized chai retailer with about 100 retail stores. The business uses a range of AWS services running in an Amazon Virtual Private Cloud to deliver its applications.  

Using AWS, Pacific Inter-Link Group (PIL Group) reduces the TCO for its SAP environment by 70 percent and expects to save $650,000 in hardware expenses in the first three years of migrating to the cloud. PIL Group manufactures, trades, and markets palm-oil-related products, and provides logistics services around the world. The company now runs its SAP systems on Amazon EC2 instances operating in Amazon VPC environments across multiple Availability Zones. All of the company’s daily and weekly backups are held in Amazon S3 buckets.