JetBrains Scales Innovation to Deliver Cutting-Edge Developer Tools Using AWS

To optimize high-volume, complex routes for municipal recycling collection in Argentina, Kovix turned to AWS Partner HERE Technologies, a leader in location data and routing solutions. HERE offered enterprise-grade routing capabilities that Kovix deployed to dynamically manage hundreds of waypoints with scalability and precision. Using HERE Tour Planning, Kovix reduced route times by 20 percent and fuel expenses by 17 percent, improving operational performance for municipalities across Argentina.

Hyperleap, a company specialized in building SaaS solutions for the recruiting industry, worked with AWS Partner Pinecone to create a job board where job seekers could employ generative AI to stand out in the initial resume filter and put their best foot forward. Together, they developed Jennie Johnson, a job-seeker focused AI-powered job board which increased click-through rates by 50% and provided job seekers customized matches.

Palo Alto Networks, a leading cybersecurity company, sought to boost developer productivity using generative artificial intelligence (AI) technology. The goal was to create a custom solution that would enhance the speed and quality of coding while maintaining strict security standards. By leveraging Amazon Web Services (AWS), Claude 3.5 Sonnet and Claude 3 Haiku from AWS Partner Anthropic, and Cody from AWS Partner Sourcegraph, Palo Alto Networks developed a secure AI tool for generating, optimizing, and troubleshooting code. Within three months, Palo Alto Networks onboarded 2,000 developers and increased productivity up to 40 percent, with an average of 25 percent. This custom AI solution has empowered both senior and junior developers, and the company expects further improvements in code quality and efficiency.

German software company Can Do GmbH (Can Do) offers a project, portfolio, and resource management solution to keep projects moving forward smoothly.