Eficode and AWS Help University of Turku Scale to Improve Sustainability

AWS Partner CI&T helped YDUQS, a Brazilian education organization, ensure reliable access to over 800,000 students by migrating to Amazon Web Services (AWS). This migration resulted in a 90 percent reduction in the average time students spend on enrollment and curriculum changes. YDUQS in collaboration with CI&T developed a modern digital ecosystem for integrated education. This ecosystem includes applications and teaching platforms, enabling students and teachers to access online services and content. 

Earwig Academic provides schools with solutions that help them to collect teaching evidence, make assessments, track student progress, and create reports for parents and regulators. Previously, running its software solution on a hosted platform proved slow, unreliable, and presented a significant business risk. When Earwig’s solution became too unreliable to maintain, the company reached out to AWS Partner Lambert Labs. Working with Lambert, Earwig migrated to Amazon Web Services (AWS) in just 1 week. The new infrastructure is stable, scalable, and delivers 20 percent faster load times. It has also helped the company adopt a more efficient DevOps style of working as it can now deploy updates multiple times per day instead of a single update weekly. The company is hoping to grow internationally now that it can easily scale to support new users.

After a cyberattack disabled Hartnell College’s entire IT infrastructure, Ferrilli helped the institution get back online in days with a new cloud-based infrastructure built on AWS. The scalable, flexible, and stable infrastructure can grow with Hartnell College’s needs for the future. Ferrilli built the infrastructure on AWS Control Tower, and Hartnell is utilizing Amazon AppStream 2.0 to enable remote access to powerful applications.

OneSchool Global implemented Octopus BI dashboards on AWS to cut data access time from months to less than 24 hours and better track student growth and learning progress. The Octopus BI solution takes data from Amazon S3 and uses Amazon Athena to transform the data before placing it into Amazon Redshift.