Dropcam is a fast-growing start-up that offers a popular video monitoring service so users can monitor homes and offices. By using AWS to scale and maintain throughput, Dropcam reduced delivery time for video events from 10 seconds to less than 50 milliseconds.

AdRoll, an online advertising platform, serves 50 billion impressions a day worldwide with its global retargeting platforms. By leveraging the scalability and flexibility offered by AWS, AdRoll has been able to grow by more than 15,000% over the last year.

Adobe Systems provides digital media and digital marketing solutions to customers around the world including consumers, enterprises, and government agencies. By using the AWS Cloud, Adobe can focus on delivering its software products without having to invest in expensive infrastructure.

With AWS, Swisstopo is able to securely store and manage four billion map tiles and geographical information in a secure, simple, and scalable way and deliver the content to its 30,000 unique daily visitors. Swisstopo offers geographical reference data and client-specific services for government authorities and private individuals through freely available, open-source online tools.  Swisstopo uses Amazon EC2 to scale its usage up or down within minutes and Amazon CloudFront to accelerate the delivery of content, and gains standardization and automation with services including Amazon EBS, Amazon EFS, and Amazon S3.

KENT has cut the IT spend on its IT Infrastructure and cloud services by 10 percent by migrating to AWS. The company provides technologically advanced healthcare products ranging from purifiers to water softeners in India. Today, KENT runs its CRM and other business critical applications on Amazon EC2 instances. The company is also using Amazon Device Farm to drive the development of multiple customer-facing apps.

DBS Bank is using AWS to transform its business, reach scale, and better serve its customers. DBS Bank is a multinational banking and financial-services corporation heaquarted in Marina Bay, Singapore. The company plans to move all of its public web assets—which support 50 percent of customer traffic and internet-banking workloads—to AWS in the coming years. The organization is also experimenting with AWS Lambda, machine learning, grid computing, and data-analytics workloads as part of its digitial-transformation journey.

Be Software cut costs 50 percent and more easily enters new geographic markets as a result of moving to AWS. Be Software provides simple, user-friendly SaaS applications for medical-case management and employment services. The company uses Amazon EC2 instances to host and run its customer-facing SaaS applications and takes advantage of Amazon EFS to optimize its processing and volume-storage needs.

By moving all in on AWS, Zocdoc has accelerated product development and can innovate faster. Zocdoc is an online healthcare scheduling service, integrating information about medical practices and doctors' individual schedules in a central location. As Zocdoc outgrows its original monolithic architecture, it is transitioning to microservices and using AWS to handle the majority of its undifferentiated heavy lifting so it can focus on solving patient and provider problems. 

Using AWS, FICO delivers high-volume analytics software and tools to enterprises around the globe, including 95 percent of the largest financial institutions in the US. FICO is a data analytics company best known for producing the most widely used consumer credit scores that financial insititutions use in deciding whether to lend money or issue credit. FICO has migrated several core applications, including myFICO.com and its flagship analytics platform, the Decision Management Suite (DMS), to AWS, and will migrate additional applications over the next three years. 

Hulu is redefining the television experience for viewers by using AWS to support the addition of more than 50 live channels for its Hulu with Live TV offering. Hulu is an American subscription video-on-demand service owned by Hulu LLC, a joint venture with The Walt Disney Company, 21st Century Fox, Comcast, and Time Warner. Running its live TV service on AWS’s reliable and secure infrastructure allows Hulu to deliver a great viewer experience, even in times of rapid spikes in viewership and traffic.