MyDress enables fashion labels in Japan, Korea, and Taiwan to sell clothes and accessories to customers in Hong Kong. MyDress runs a Magento e-commerce platform and associated systems on AWS rather than having to invest in a physical data center. Using AWS, the company can support an average growth rate of 70 percent per year and marketing campaigns that can increase traffic by up to 100 percent, while reducing operating expenditure by 20 percent per year over two years.

Startup polljoy aims to improve ratings for mobile applications in app marketplaces. The firm is running its web services, software development kit, and databases in AWS. This has enabled polljoy to achieve 99.999 percent infrastructure availability while supporting more than 1,000 user requests per second during peak periods.

Cenique's shopper-insight and digital-signage solutions provide retailers across the globe with an easy way to analyze in-store customer behavior and optimize marketing strategies accordingly. The company migrated its analytics platform to AWS after experiencing frequent downtime with on-premises servers. By moving to AWS, Cenique has reduced its operating costs by 60 percent and scaled to support a tenfold increase in customers.

Kopi Incorporation has achieved a range of benefits from operating on AWS, including the critical ability to scale efficiently and cost effectively to support new customers as they come on board.

Neat is complying with Hong Kong financial regulations by keeping customer accounts safe with AWS. The fintech company offers an online alternative to a traditional bank account. The company's core fintech application is located inside an Amazon VPC and it uses Amazon GuardDuty for threat detection services.

By building its platform on AWS, SHOPLINE adopts modern technology such as containers to quickly scale its business and infrastructure while minimizing cost. SHOPLINE is an omnichannel smart commerce platform based in Hong Kong that helps global customers bring their businesses online. It uses AWS Lambda as a serverless compute engine, Amazon EKS to run Kubernetes applications, and AWS Shield Advanced to protect against DDoS attacks.

TNG FinTech Group securely migrated targeted workloads to AWS to reduce analytics processing time through automation.

Cathay Pacific Airways, one of the world's leading airlines, has improved software-development speeds by 67 percent using AWS. The airline flies to nearly 200 destinations in 49 countries and territories.