Tag: aws

Relivent e-commerce platform: How AWS helps manage events more efficiently  

Relivent is an e-commerce platform that enables the purchase of tickets for cultural and entertainment events. Users can quickly and conveniently book tickets for concerts, theatrical performances, sporting events and other events in their area. The company focuses on transaction security and ticket authenticity, so customers can be sure of the quality of their purchases. By cooperating with organizers of various events, Relivent provides access to a wide range of events.

How did Qubtrix automate customer service with an AI-powered chatbot and AWS?

The QUBTRIX team was looking for a way to automate answers to frequently asked customer questions without involving the support department. The challenge was to create an effective system that would answer questions based on existing documentation and company data. It was crucial to verify the effectiveness of the Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) approach and to use the AWS infrastructure in a way that allows for quick implementation, low maintenance costs, and the possibility of further development of the solution.

AWS Well-Architected: A Framework of EPYC Proportions

Discover how to build secure, high-performing, resilient, and cost-efficient AWS infrastructure with the AWS Well-Architected Framework. This comprehensive webinar, co-hosted by Trek2Summit (AWS Partner) and AMD, delivers proven methodologies and real-world expertise.

10 ways to increase data security in AWS

"Is my data in the cloud really secure?" This is one of the most common questions that comes up in conversations about cloud migration. Data protection should be an absolute priority in any IT strategy, regardless of the size of the company. The starting point for understanding security in AWS is the Shared Responsibility Model. In short, both Amazon Web Services and you, as a user, are responsible for security, but each within your own scope.

AI in AWS – These are the services you should know

Artificial intelligence technologies are rapidly entering business and everyday applications – it's no wonder that more and more companies are focusing on their implementation.

Amazon has been developing machine learning and AI for nearly 20 years. These technologies support many of its processes – from personalized shopping recommendations, through logistics automation, to futuristic deliveries using drones as part of Prime Air.

Chatbot and automation: saving time and money (a public sector case study)

Our client is a public administration entity. In response to the ongoing digitalization of document management and the execution of administrative processes, the client utilizes an electronic document management system (EZD). The goal of implementing this solution was to enhance the efficiency of system users’ workflows in a rapidly evolving and dynamic environment.