Energy Supplier innogy Boosts Innovation and Sustainability, Cuts Complexity Using AWS

innogy is the leading natural gas provider in the Czech Republic. It’s also an innovator, delivering clean mobility solutions and cutting-edge energy services that help customers live more sustainably. To do this it needs a modern infrastructure. Having migrated from its on-premises environment to Amazon Web Services (AWS), the organization has greater flexibility in application development. Its developers can access tools to create new experiences for customers—such as chatbot functionality to boost call center operations—and explore other AI use cases. Here, IT infrastructure senior manager Petr Bohac talks about the benefit of a secure, modern cloud environment for innogy and its customers.

A Indra Energia está desenvolvendo uma plataforma que, utilizando IA generativa com Amazon Bedrock, vai permitir a migração de milhões de usuários para o Mercado Livre de Energia

GE Aerospace needed to migrate the large and complex operational data store (ODS) data platform for its supply chain division to meet compliance requirements, achieve stability, and enhance performance. The ODS application is a solution for operational reports, transactional data reporting, and analytics focused on near real-time reporting. GE Aerospace used Amazon Web Services (AWS) to resolve its ODS challenges and save hundreds of thousands of dollars in yearly costs.

General Electric (GE) is migrating more than 9,000 workloads, including 300 disparate ERP systems, to AWS while reducing its datacenter footprint from 34 to four. The company is the world's Digital Industrial Company, transforming industry with software-defined machines and solutions that are connected, responsive, and predictive.