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Meta, a global technology leader, faced the challenge of instituting scalable, standardized security protocols across its numerous development teams. As the company increasingly migrated workloads to AWS, the need for a secure-by-design solution became evident. Meta’s goal was to create an environment incorporating in-house security technologies with AWS’s built-in security features. The result was an enhanced development speed across teams and uniform threat detection, achieving a secure, scalable solution.

By building secure-by-design on AWS, Meta not only sped up the development of custom workloads but also saved significant costs and achieved scalable security. The solution leveraged AWS Config for workload compliance needs and AWS Identity and Access Management for secure access. Meta’s approach to secure-by-design on AWS exemplifies how companies can enhance security while saving costs and speeding up development, effectively meeting their complex security and operational needs. 

Salesforce, aiming to improve healthcare access and provide a connected experience, developed Salesforce Health Cloud: Virtual Care on AWS. This initiative sought to simplify virtual appointments and provide a 360-degree view of patients.

The solution, built on Amazon Chime SDK, offers intelligent near-real-time communication capabilities. This innovative approach streamlined healthcare access, saving valuable time for both doctors and patients, and enabled more personalized care. With live closed-captioning, the solution expanded accessibility, offering an equitable healthcare experience.

Salesforce’s use of AWS technologies for its Health Cloud illustrates how cloud solutions can revolutionize healthcare, making it more accessible and efficient. The project highlights the potential of AWS in transforming healthcare services, providing a scalable, agile telehealth solution that benefits both healthcare providers and patients. 

Merck, a global biopharmaceutical company, sought to enhance the efficiency of its manufacturing operations through better data visibility and analytics. Facing challenges with its legacy data platform, Merck used AWS to build MANTIS, a holistic platform for decision-making in manufacturing.

The AWS-powered MANTIS unified data from over 120 systems, providing over 3,000 users with an efficient way to access and analyze data. The platform led to a threefold improvement in performance and halved operating costs. With 400 TB of data storage, MANTIS improved data scalability, democratization, and advanced analytics capabilities. This significant reduction in data ingestion time showcased AWS’s ability to transform data management and analytics in manufacturing.

The project exemplifies how AWS can revolutionize data management in manufacturing, leading to strategic decision-making and operational excellence. 

Bosch Thermotechnology North America (Bosch TTNA) embarked on a journey to modernize and migrate its business to AWS, focusing on developing smart HVAC systems. The goal was to monitor products remotely while minimizing the burden of infrastructure management.

Utilizing AWS for its solutions connected Bosch’s devices to AWS Internet of Things (AWS IoT), employing serverless technologies for data processing and application integration. This move significantly reduced the product time to market by four months, lowered the total cost of ownership, and increased the development team’s agility.

Bosch TTNA’s successful launch of its first-ever smart product on AWS marked a milestone in the company’s innovation journey. The project highlights AWS’s capability to enhance product development and operational efficiency, demonstrating the power of cloud technology in enabling smart product development. 

Johnson & Johnson (J&J) aimed to migrate 100,000 snapshots to EBS Snapshots Archive on AWS, focusing on cost savings and compliance. The migration, completed in less than two months, was non-disruptive and met backup compliance and legal regulations.

The shift to AWS resulted in over $1 million in annual storage cost savings. J&J continues to utilize AWS for archiving additional snapshots, maintaining data for compliance with minimal business intervention. The use of AWS has enabled J&J to archive over five petabytes of storage, meeting compliance requirements while reducing costs.

This success story underscores AWS’s capability to offer effective, cost-efficient data archival solutions, supporting large-scale compliance needs and operational efficiency.