Lamda Development Gains Scale and Competitive Advantage for Customer Projects Using AWS

CADFEM started using Amazon Web Services (AWS) in 2010 to bolster its internal compute resources when doing consulting work for clients. Soon after, more clients wanted to know about AWS, and CADFEM began sharing Amazon Machine Images (AMIs) with clients who wanted to do the same.

Vidyard, a business video platform, helps customers grow their business through the strategic use of online video. Along with hosting video content, Vidyard reveals who is watching videos, with detailed viewer analytics and engagement data that can be pushed directly into customer relationship management, customer support, or other platforms. With Vidyard’s analytics, business users in marketing, sales, support, communications, and training can personalize and target messages more precisely.

Heating and cooling a commercial building require a lot of energy. According to a report by the US Energy Information Administration, commercial buildings consumed 18 percent of all energy in the United States in 2022. Although smart systems have helped many businesses optimize their energy use, installation of these systems is challenging. It can require significant installation time and effort. Moreover, deploying smart devices with wired connectivity in a building can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Leading Greece real-estate firm Lamda Development counts prestigious projects—including the regeneration of Ellinikon Airport, the biggest urban development in Europe—in its portfolio. Having an infrastructure that can operate at scale is critical to handle projects of this size. And as the company shifts from on-premises to cloud, says senior technology director Dimitris Kollias, its customers trust that Lamda Development is continuing to deliver “perfection.”