Using AWS, London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) can accelerate time to market, optimize cost savings and take advantage of new revenue opportunities. Founded as The Royal Exchange in 1571, the London Stock Exchange (LSEG) is one of the oldest – and largest – capital market infrastructure businesses in the world. It offers a scalable new end-of-day data warehouse solution to thousands of customers by using AWS technologies such as Amazon Redshift, AWS Lambda, AWS Elastic Beanstalk, Amazon API Gateway, and Amazon Cognito.

Loyalty Lab delivers more value to its customers—and gets more value out of its own AWS services—by using the machine learning solution PredicSis.ai in AWS Marketplace. The company analyzes its clients’ customer data to help them better target their marketing and loyalty programs. Loyalty Lab uses PredicSis.ai on AWS to analyze data it stores in Amazon Redshift and Amazon S3.

By using AWS and AWS Marketplace, MatchMove can securely set up global clients’ payment platforms within 48 hours, while meeting stringent compliance requirements from regulatory authorities. MatchMove is a platform-as-a-service (PaaS) company providing a fully supported mobile wallet that businesses can easily integrate with their own systems or applications. In addition to four AWS core services—Amazon EC2, Amazon S3, Amazon ElastiCache, and Amazon RDS—the company uses AWS Marketplace to quickly deploy third-party software that enhances product performance and protects clients’ financial data.

Using AWS, McDonald's built Home Delivery—a platform to integrate local restaurants with delivery partners such as UberEats. McDonald's is the world’s largest restaurant company with 37,000 locations serving 64 million people per day. McDonald's built and launched the Home Delivery platform in less than four months using a microservices architecture.

Arc Publishing (Arc) is a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform built by the Washington Post that lets any media company take advantage of the scalable, flexible publishing platform The Washington Post built for its own newsroom. Arc is built as containerized microservices running on AWS. Docker containers and Amazon Elastic Container Service were critical in enabling the Washington Post to expand Arc into a multi-tenant architecture, scale rapidly, and increase the speed of development.

Fieldlens is a cloud-hosted construction-project management tool built by WeWork. After 810 days of uptime, the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud instance running the monolithic FieldLens application failed, and the Fieldlens team realized it needed to make a big change in how it built and deployed environments. Using Docker containers and Amazon Elastic Container Service, the company migrated its entire application to run as containerized microservices on AWS in less than eight weeks.

Fox Digital Consumer Group uses containerized microservices running on AWS to build and deliver FOX NOW. FOX NOW is an application that streams millions of hours of digital content to consumers via web, mobile, and set-top devices. Using a common API layer powered by Amazon API Gateway and Network Load Balancer, Fox can decouple the frontend of FOX NOW from the backend content system, which it hosts on AWS using microservices.

Butterfleye is a cordless security camera for business and home that combine activity-based recording, facial recognition and military-grade technology to decide when to record and when to disarm, placing their products at the optimal intersection of security and privacy.
By combining Butterfleye’s on camera facial functionality and Amazon Rekognition’s API, they are able to identify and tag millions of faces accurately. Their users can track family, employees, customers, etc and in cases there is a burglary, shoplifting, or an unusual event the perpetrators can be identified and reported. Amazon Rekognition allows them access to powerful image and facial analysis giving them a technological edge in the security camera market 

GoAnimate reduced costs for its text-to-speech (TTS) solution by 95 percent by choosing Amazon Polly over a competing TTS service. GoAnimate is a do-it-yourself video-creation platform. GoAnimate uses Amazon Polly to immediately give voice to the characters they create and animate, and easily add narration to their videos.

Founded in 1948, River Island is a leading UK high street fashion brand with 300 stores and a thriving digital business. Watch Doug Gardner, CIO at River Island, discuss how AWS allows the company to innovate at speed and scale its systems to handle major demand peaks on Black Friday.