We are thrilled to announce the launch of AWS EdStart in India, an initiative aimed at supporting educational technology startups in developing innovative teaching and learning solutions using the AWS Cloud. This expansion follows the successful rollout of the program across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa in April.
In a recent episode of Government Matters, insights were shared by members of our AWS Partner Network, customers, and industry leaders on technology’s role in enhancing public sector services. Noteworthy points emerged from cloud pioneers who participated in the discussion.
Organizations can harness the data from Internet of Things (IoT) devices to evaluate their effectiveness and improve their global initiatives. Cultivating a data-driven culture allows stakeholders to refine their approaches and enhance health systems. However, many global health initiatives still grapple with a lack of transparent and objective field data, despite a surge in IoT-based interventions.
Opportunity@Work, a nonprofit organization, is dedicated to empowering individuals to reach their full potential. They have introduced TechHire.Careers, a unique recruiting platform designed to assist employers in filling entry-level tech roles with diverse talent, in collaboration with AWS Educate.
Additionally, the AWS Institute partnered with Maria Thompson, co-founder of the UK Digital Service, and Leo Martinez, a public finance expert, to explore actionable strategies for more efficient government spending. Their recommendations, discussed at the Institute for Government and the upcoming AWS Public Sector Summit, aim to foster better fiscal outcomes.
In May 2015, the U.S. Department of the Interior’s CIO office initiated a project to create a secure, scalable geospatial platform for its 32 agencies. This platform allows for the sharing of geospatial data and services, with GTRI, now known as Zivaro, serving as a key partner in this mission. Zivaro is recognized as an AWS Advanced Technology Partner specializing in AWS environment implementation and maintenance.
In the latest blog roundup, we highlighted significant achievements, including the Australian Signals Directorate’s Essential Eight and the remarkable uptime of 99.89% achieved by the Melbourne Business School using Amazon WorkSpaces. Moreover, we examined the transformative potential of new technologies in the workplace.
During my recent trip to Latin America, I was captivated by the passion and tradition of tango, which reflects the spirit of the Argentine people. This vibrant culture inspired our discussions with AWS customers about the transformative power of cloud computing.
We are also excited to announce the finalists of the 2018 City on a Cloud Innovation Challenge. This year’s entries came from around the globe, showcasing projects aimed at enhancing community well-being through innovative cloud solutions.
Lastly, the introduction of the Amazon Alexa badge for AWS Educate offers a unique training experience, featuring 10-15 hours of dedicated Alexa skills training. This initiative aligns with our commitment to empowering learners and educators alike.
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