T-Mobile US is a telecommunications company that delivers wireless service to 84 million customers over its nationwide 4G LTE network. Watch this video featuring Warren McNeel, SVP of product and technology at T-Mobile, to hear more about the company’s journey of business transformation on Amazon Web Services (AWS) and how that transformation has helped grow its customer base from 33 million subscribers in 2012 to 84 million subscribers today.
“With AWS, we have continued to move more of our technology into the cloud space. You’ll see us continue to expand our cloud footprint, what we’re doing with the cloud, and how we’re using it to drive new innovation,” says McNeel.
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With AWS, we have continued to move more of our technology into the cloud space. You’ll continue to see us expand our cloud footprint, what we’re doing with the cloud, and how we’re using it to drive new innovation.”
Warren McNeel
SVP of Product and Technology, T-Mobile
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Amazon EC2
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Amazon S3
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AWS Lambda
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VodafoneZiggo Prioritizes Data Protection to Secure Customer Trust Using AWS
Netherlands-based telco VodafoneZiggo needs to stay compliant with not only European Union General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), but also Dutch laws governing the handling of data by telecoms providers. It uses Amazon Web Services (AWS) services such as AWS Security Hub, which gives full visibility of security alerts and compliance status through a single pane of glass. Meanwhile, data objects in Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) are automatically encrypted to help ensure customer data is stored safely. Along with AWS support and training, says cloud engineer Sander Janssen, this provides VodafoneZiggo with the “full package,” which has been integral to the telco’s smooth cloud journey.
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