AWS for Industries
Category: Amazon AppFlow
Underwriting at the speed of cloud – How life insurers can optimize underwriting using AWS
Life insurance underwriting is poised for significant transformation, driven by increasing customer expectations and enabled by the growing sophistication of technologies like data analytics, wearables, artificial intelligence (AI), and Generative AI. Modern insurers are leveraging these technologies to optimize their end-to-end underwriting processes. This article discusses the opportunity space and how AWS services facilitate substantial […]
Building custom connectors using OSDU and Amazon AppFlow Custom Connector SDK
About OSDU OSDU provides an industry initiative that aims to create an open-source technology-agnostic data platform for the energy industry. The OSDU platform supports most data types found in the energy industry. The components of OSDU include a common data model, APIs, and data governance frameworks to facilitate seamless integration and interoperability of energy data […]
Reducing device downtime using actionable intelligence on AWS
Blog guest authored by Michael Petrillo of Becton, Dickinson, and Company (BD) Overview of Solution There’s never a good time to take an in-service device offline, especially when healthcare practitioners depend on the device to deliver care to patients. Yet, to keep customer devices operating at optimized throughput, performing maintenance is essential and often requires […]
How to Integrate Your AWS Cloud-Native Dynamic Supply Chain Application With External Systems
In our previous blog, How to build a dynamic supply chain platform: a primer, we discussed how companies can use Amazon Web Services (AWS) to build a dynamic supply chain that can proactively react to events and also provide complete visibility, communication, and data transfer. By collecting and analyzing near-real-time supply chain data, companies can […]
Why Retailers Need a CDP to Power Their Customer 360 Strategy
With so many options to browse and discover products, consumers don’t shop linearly. Instead, they use many different, disparate channels along their shopping journey to discover and research products—from social media and websites, to email campaigns and targeted ads, as well as actually shopping in a brick-and-mortar store. Unfortunately, this disjointed approach obscures the shopper’s […]