GE Healthcare uses Amazon SageMaker to build machine-learning models that help healthcare providers identify health issues faced by people around the world. The company runs its GE Health Cloud—which connects to 500,000 imaging devices—on AWS and uses Amazon SageMaker to ingest de-identified data, store that data compliantly, orchestrate work across teams, and build deep-learning algorithms to identify critical health conditions.
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Redox Case Study
Using AWS, Redox grew its healthcare data network by more than 500 percent in one year and built a compliant platform using HIPAA-eligible AWS services. Redox is a cloud-native healthcare-technology company founded with the goal of bringing healthcare interoperability to the cloud. Using HIPAA-eligible services offered by AWS, Redox designed its platform around horizontal scalability and uses Amazon EC2 to run its container-based ecosystem.
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Validic Case Study
Validic relies on AWS infrastructure to simplify and secure how clinicians access personal patient data within their typical workflow. Validic aims to improve the quality of human life by making personal data actionable. Validic uses 300 Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instances, stores more than 20 TB of data backups in Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), and uses Amazon load balancing and container services to allow for portability and scaling.
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Health Gorilla Case Study
Health Gorilla uses AWS to aggregate and enrich clinical data for health systems in underserved markets, providing critical insights to deliver high-quality, cost-efficient care. Founded in 2014, Health Gorilla partners across the healthcare ecosystem, including providers, developers, and labs, to implement secure interoperability solutions. Health Gorilla uses more than 150 Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instances, hosting 10 TB of clinical data on AWS.
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Punchh-Case-Study
Without AWS, Punchh would face IT costs four times higher than they are today, while increasing the brand loyalty of more than 70 million consumers. The company manages acquisition and loyalty programs for restaurants and retailers via its Punch Marketing Cloud platform. It runs a containerized application for Punchh Marketing Cloud using Amazon ECS, with database services running on Amazon RDS and Amazon Aurora.
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Biz2Credit-case-study
Biz2Credit provides Biz2X, a fully-managed digital lending platform that helps banks and financial institutions extend credit to small businesses. Using Amazon Rekognition has allowed Biz2Credit to improve the process efficiency for loan applications by digitalizing and analyzing customer information. This has enabled Biz2Credit to reduce the turnaround time for loan approvals from 7-10 days to 24-48 hours.
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AWS Case Study: John Holland
John Holland migrated some 200 enterprise-grade workloads to the AWS Cloud in just seven months, reducing operational costs and improving service agility. John Holland is a leading integrated infrastructure and property company in Australia, having spearheaded projects such as the new Sydney Metro. The business is using Amazon EC2, Amazon EBS and Amazon S3.
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axialHealthcare Case Study
With a geographically distributed, HIPAA-compliant, virtual contact center based on Amazon Connect, axialHealthcare is free of infrastructure and office space considerations and can let employees work from home. It seeks to interrupt problematic opioid-prescribing patterns with AI-powered analysis and alerts and human intervention. In addition to Amazon Connect, the cloud-based contact center service, the company uses Amazon Kinesis Data Streams to monitor call events, Amazon S3 to store call recordings, and AWS Lambda to orchestrate call processing.
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OYO-Case-Study
Scaling our technology stack to support growth and deliver a consistent and standardized experience to guests would be extremely difficult without the scale, services, and elasticity offered by AWS.
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AWS Case Study: Spark Networks
By moving to AWS from a legacy data center, Spark Networks was able to reduce time-to-market for its websites by 300 percent. Spark Networks is one of the world’s leading online dating companies, specializing in areas such as religion, age, and vocation. Spark Networks slashed its development times, and by shifting its web infrastructure to the cloud, utilizing Amazon Elastic Block Store and Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud, it also reduced page load durations by up to 75 percent.
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WesBank Case Study
WesBank provides frictionless customer experience, improves integration and increases collaboration by using AWS. Based in South Africa, the company provides vehicle and asset finance solutions to thousands of customers. WesBank runs its development and production environments on AWS, creating and delivering cloud-based loan preapproval applications.
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