A practical, ordered roadmap of AWS services for beginners — based on what I wish I'd learned first.

Unlocking all of the insights hidden within manufacturing data has the potential to enhance efficiency reduce costs and boost overall productivity for numerous and diverse industries Finding insights within manufacturing data is often challenging because most manufacturing data exists as unstructured data in the form of documents equipment maintenance records and data sheets Finding insights

The future isn't just built; it's grown. It's a living, breathing ecosystem of interconnected ideas and technologies. As builders, we are the architects of this future, and our greatest challenge is to design systems that are not only powerful and efficient but also sustainable and regenerative. The linear model of "take, make, dispose" is becoming a relic of the past. In its place, the circular economy is emerging—a model that emphasizes reuse, refurbishment, and recycling.

Learn how KONE built a secure, reliable, and agile architecture to drive innovation with connected elevators and escalators using AWS IoT.

Unlocking all of the insights hidden within manufacturing data has the potential to enhance efficiency, reduce costs and boost overall productivity for numerous and diverse industries. Finding insights within manufacturing data is often challenging, because most manufacturing data exists as unstructured data in the form of documents, equipment maintenance records, and data sheets. Finding insights […]

In manufacturing, there’s a fine line between efficiency and redundancy that can make a big difference in market leadership. The recent operational overhaul at INVISTA, a global producer of chemical intermediates, polymers, and fibers, is not just an advancement but practically a complete transformation. INVISTA turned to Amazon Web Services (AWS) for help in its […]

At AWS’s re:Invent conference this morning, the company announced AWS IoT TwinMaker, a new service that makes it easy to create and use digital twins of real-world systems. For context, digital twins are virtual representations of things like buildings, factories, production lines and equipment that are regularly updated with real-world data to mimic the behavior of the systems they represent.