In the spirit of giving, #GivingTuesday celebrates the importance of contributing to causes that matter to us. This day highlights the missions that motivate countless individuals and organizations to tackle some of the world’s most pressing issues. As we embrace this holiday season and beyond, we aim to raise awareness about this event and its significance for the nonprofit organizations involved.
As we prepare for AWS re:Invent 2017, participants from the public sector should be well-informed about the unique challenges faced by our government and education clients. These organizations continually strive to fulfill their missions and enhance the lives of citizens and students around the globe. Our extensive AWS Partner Network (APN), comprising tens of thousands of partners, offers a wide range of solutions tailored to meet the specific needs of these customers.
Recently, the Seattle-based Allen Institute for Brain Science and the University of Washington conducted an intensive two-week workshop focused on computational neuroscience. This program provided advanced students with insights into the latest developments in sensory processing neurobiology, covering areas such as anatomy and physiology. For detailed insights, check out this other blog post, here.
In Canada, AWS is proud to support entrepreneurs through partnerships with L-Spark and CIRA. Startups worldwide leverage AWS to minimize capital expenditures by avoiding the costs associated with infrastructure maintenance. This enables public sector startups to enhance security, performance, and operational efficiency, ultimately increasing their chances of achieving commercialization on their initial attempts.
To foster innovation in education technology (EdTech), AWS took part in the Start Up Alley at EDUCAUSE, where 44 startups showcased their innovative solutions addressing significant challenges in higher education, such as access and student retention. As experts in this field, CHVNCI offers valuable insights on the evolution of EdTech.
In another critical area, Thorn, a nonprofit organization, is at the forefront of using technology to combat human trafficking. With the rise of the internet, incidents of child sexual abuse and trafficking have surged. Thorn is dedicated to developing technological solutions that protect vulnerable children from such exploitation.
Beuth University of Applied Sciences in Berlin, Germany, exemplifies the commitment to preparing future professionals. Through its collaboration with AWS Educate, the university is creating a big data course to equip students with essential skills for the future workforce. For those interested in educational opportunities, consider visiting this resource.
As we gear up for re:Invent 2017, it’s essential for public sector attendees to be ready for an enriching experience from November 27 to December 1, 2017.
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