Tag: AWS Well-Architected Partners

Digital food ordering is one of the most rapidly growing global industries today. Cognizant’s OrderServ 2.0 platform is an omni-channel digital ordering platform designed for the restaurant and food services industries. It has built-in connectors for seamless integration with restaurant point-of-sale (POS) systems, master data management, payments services, loyalty programs, and other business applications. OrderServ 2.0 is offered as a SaaS platform hosted on AWS.

A digital journey is of strategic importance for many organizations, and digital transformation enabled by cloud technologies has increased efficiency and raised productivity with improved stakeholder experiences. To achieve these outcomes, transformation initiatives need to be holistic, interlinked, and inclusive. Learn how to supercharge customer experiences and make your contact center future-ready by leveraging HCLTech’s Fluid Contact Center Intelligence (Fluid CCI) and AWS AI/ML services.

For many organizations, the cloud is considered a key enabler to purposeful digital transformations. The process of moving applications, data, and infrastructure to AWS with minimal impact on operational continuity, low risk, and reduced cost is the key to a well-defined migration strategy. LTI’s Infinity AppLens is a re-engineering assistant solution that identifies complexities and assesses the cloud readiness of application portfolios to coin an efficient cloud modernization roadmap.

In celebration of the 10-year anniversary of the AWS Partner Network (APN), we are highlighting some of our AWS Partners who have grown with us over the past decade. Cloudreach, an Atos company, is an AWS Premier Tier Services Partner and MSP that offers database migration services from any origin to Amazon RDS for Oracle or Amazon RDS for SQL Server. We spoke with Cloudreach’s David Kress about the company’s 10-year transformation and what being an AWS Partner has meant for the business.

Provectus, an AWS Premier Tier Services Partner with the Data and Analytics Competency, helps clients resolve issues of their legacy, on-premises data platforms by implementing best practices for the migration and optimization of Amazon EMR workloads. This post examines the challenges organizations face along the path to a successful migration, and explores best practices for re-architecting and migrating on-premises data platforms to AWS

While utilities have historically been rich with data from customers, programs, and assets, many organizations often manage data in siloes. Source data can also be disorganized, with deficiencies in defined quality assurance and quality control processes. Learn how utilities are successfully embracing Accenture’s data-led transformation (DLT) and leveraging accelerators powered by AWS to reach their business objectives and meet regulatory obligations.

Containers are widely used in the development of cloud-native applications based on a microservices architecture. These applications are designed to be scalable, highly available, and resilient to failure. Learn about common use cases of containers which can be implemented by leveraging AWS services and how AWS Premier Tier Services Partner Infosys offers integrated consulting and technology solutions that leverage of the flexibility and economics of cloud where IT and business services are delivered on demand.

Large enterprise customers depend heavily on commercial off the shelf (COTS) products for scheduling jobs or running batch jobs, but these COTS products are often not cloud-native which prevents them from taking advantage of the various cloud services. Learn how Resolution Life US collaborated with Cognizant and AWS to modernize its on-premises third-party enterprise job scheduler with an event-driven custom scheduler solution using Amazon FSx, AWS Step Functions, Amazon EventBridge, and AWS Lambda.

Being digital requires DevOps at scale to rapidly adopt new technologies, transform legacy applications, innovate faster, and respond swiftly to ever-changing customer needs. Learn how DevOps can be implemented via tools like LTI’s Infinity DevOps, a self-service, scalable DevOps platform designed to provide faster, stable, and continuous deliveries to create leaner automated processes and accelerate delivery and productivity.

As direct to customer (D2C) gains popularity among retailers, there’s an increasing need to mix online and offline experiences to improve customer engagements and sentiment. One such popular channel is popup stores. This post explores a Capgemini solution that uses Amazon Web Services (AWS) to help retailers engage with customers in a smart way. The solution leverages deep learning to enhance the customer experience through gamification and provides key insights and marketing leads to retailers.