Category: Public Sector
The year 2016 was a significant period marked by transformative cloud innovations that influenced global events. From presidential elections to managing health crises and even coordinating festivities after the Chicago Cubs’ World Series victory, cloud computing played a crucial role behind the scenes. As highlighted in this other blog post, these events demonstrated the far-reaching impact of technology on daily lives worldwide.
As we reflect on the past year, we express our gratitude to our readers. Individuals ranging from veterans to researchers and educators have been leveraging cloud technology to revolutionize the public sector. In celebration of these achievements, we present the top five most popular blog entries from 2016. The “Cloud Transformation Maturity Model” and other insights can be found in detail on our platform.
Recently, updates from re:Invent 2016 introduced significant enhancements in AWS storage and ingestion services. The AWS Snowball Edge, which offers petabyte-scale data transfer with on-board computing, is among the key innovations that will be beneficial for our public sector clients. For a deeper dive into AWS’s offerings, visit this authoritative source.
Moreover, the latest developments in AWS compute services were also unveiled at re:Invent. These advancements are designed to provide our public sector customers with cutting-edge solutions. For those interested in enhancing their understanding of AWS services, this YouTube resource offers excellent insights.
As agencies continue to navigate the challenges of data analytics, managing disparate data silos remains a priority. Unlocking these datasets can provide valuable insights for agencies aiming to predict future trends and events.
The application process for the PeaceTech Scalerator is now open, a collaborative initiative between AWS Partner Network member C5 Capital and the U.S. Institute for Peace’s PeaceTech Lab. This innovation center is poised to make significant strides in PeaceTech.
We also announced the launch of the AWS Europe (London) Region, which will enhance service delivery for our customers in the UK. This new region allows public sector clients to cater more effectively to their end users.
We wish to simplify research through the AWS Research Cloud Program, which offers user-friendly tools for researchers in educational and governmental institutions across 190 countries.
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