Contributors Bala Balaiah, Data and Analytics Practice Lead William Boyd, Data Engineer AWS’ QuickSight allows for the quick building of visualizations for business insights. After loading in datasets, QuickSight will enable you to generate graphs quickly, give you detailed insights into your data with minimal effort, and allow you to harness some of AWS’ ML [...]
Fantasmo initially built their cutting-edge software applications on the Microsoft Azure platform, but like many start up organizations, as they grew, they were having a difficult time scaling their overall cloud footprint to keep up with the needs of their business.
Advocado chose to host their application stack on AWS due to its highly flexible and vast native toolsets. They knew they needed an environment that was easy to deploy and manage, and that could scale easily as their business needs change.
Spinning off Amount from Avant required a re-architecting of systems. The companies needed to separate their cloud infrastructure in order to enforce compliance requirements. Amount wanted to take advantage of the situation to build out a modern and enhanced cloud environment with appropriate governance and security.
Rising Medical Solutions was approaching a fork in the road: stay with its Chicago on-premise data center housing 25 TB of data—predominantly comprising enterprise SQL servers and .NET web services and batch applications—or make the move to AWS in the cloud?
Phigenics, the Independent Leader in Water Management℠, sells comprehensive water management programs. Facility managers and building owners use these programs to optimize the total cost of their water systems by improving safety and efficiency. These programs include regulatory compliance, data management and water testing analytical services.
RhinoDox is a cloud-based, Intelligent Content Management platform for manufacturing companies. Their software streamlines communication and transparency by connecting people, content and business processes to deliver the power of lean manufacturing.