Using AWS, 3M Health Information Systems (HIS) processes millions of electronic records per day, maintains scale, and meets the necessary HIPAA security qualifications. 3M HIS enables customers to efficiently document, code, classify, store, and measure healthcare delivery with integrated software and services, enabling complete, compliant, and accurate payments. 3M HIS uses AWS Professional Services and AWS Support to help develop advanced services and healthcare applications.
Blackboard uses the AWS Cloud to transform digital learning worldwide. Learn more »
Online content provider Netflix can support seamless global service by using AWS. Learn more »
Workday supports enterprise applications for more than 1,300 businesses using AWS. Learn more »
Atlassian uses AWS to scale its issue-tracking software applications and enhance its disaster recovery and availability. Learn more »
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Edmunds.com - Macie Case Study
Edmunds uses Amazon Macie to gain better visibility into data, and identify access violations more effectively. Edmunds is a leading network for car shopping and information, helping millions of shoppers every month find their perfect car. The company uses Amazon Macie to get visibility into data stored on Amazon S3 and to classify data usage.
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Alameda County Case Study
Alameda County, California avoided $20,000 in application-development costs and gained the scalability to serve thousands of concurrent users by migrating its election-map viewer application—formerly hosted on premises—to AWS. Alameda County is the seventh-most populous county in California, with 14 incorporated cities and more than 1.5 million people. The county uses AWS Lambda serverless compute and Amazon S3 storage to create maps of election results that are provided to users through the Amazon CloudFront content delivery network.
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Edmunds.com - Macie Case Study
Edmunds uses Amazon Macie to gain better visibility into data, and identify access violations more effectively. Edmunds is a leading network for car shopping and information, helping millions of shoppers every month find their perfect car. The company uses Amazon Macie to get visibility into data stored on Amazon S3 and to classify data usage.
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AWS Case Study: Concrete Software
Concrete Software has been designing and publishing games for mobile platforms, including iOS, Android, BlackBerry, and Microsoft Windows, since 2003. By using Amazon Cognito, the company can easily manage end-user identities, synchronize game data across platforms and devices, and rapidly deploy new games across smartphones and tablets helping them deliver a consistent user-experience.
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GameSparks Case Study
Using AWS, GameSparks created a high performance infrastructure for its game-development services and can handle two billion API requests a month. GameSparks is one of the leading backend-as-a-service providers to the video games sector and is powered by Amazon Web Services. It makes extensive use of multiple services, including Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud, Amazon Elastic Block Store (Amazon EBS), Amazon Simple Storage Service, and AWS Lambda.
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AWS Case Study: Zynga
By returning to AWS, Zynga is gaining greater agility, lower costs, and the freedom to experiment with new solutions to deliver world-class game experiences. Zynga is one of the world’s leading developers of social games. The company started using AWS again in 2015 for certain computing services after several years of operating its own private cloud. With changes to their business over the years—particularly a transition to mobile games—and an ever increasing focus on analytics, Zynga determined that it would stop running its own infrastructure and migrate certain workloads back to AWS.
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AWS Case Study: Miniclip
With 70 million active users, Miniclip is among the world’s largest online gaming sites. Needing to improve time to market, Miniclip migrated its entire web and mobile gaming service from multiple on-premises data centers to AWS. The company reduced its time to market by 97% and reassigned 66% of its operations staff to work on more strategic projects using AWS.
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Case Study: Bandai Namco Studios Inc.
Bandai Namco Studios Inc. chose to use AWS to release Drift Spirits, a free smartphone game, because of high server performance and availabilty, low costs, robust security, and availability—all of which support efficient operations. Bandai Namco Studios is an independent game development offshoot of Bandai Namco Games Inc. Using AWS OpsWorks enabled automation, operational efficiencies, and a shorter time to release, from testing environment to production and deployment.
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