AWS Service Ready Program

Italian ecommerce company Yeppon sells a range of goods from electronics to clothes and has a total inventory of over 400,000 items. In 7 years, it grew its sales from €1 million to €38.5 million but needed to improve its website to support its growth. The company turned to AWS Partner VMEngine for help with optimization, security, and automating processes to improve scalability. The migration cut 40 percent from IT costs while speeding up website performance by 30 percent.

Usiminas, supported by AWS Partner Enkel tackled significant challenges in freight pricing and route optimization within the steel industry. By developing a customized automation platform based on AWS services, the Brazilian steel company streamlined logistics processes, leading to a 14% reduction in costs and significant efficiency gains. The project not only cut delivery distances by 448,000 kilometers but also resulted in a notable decrease in CO2 emissions, avoiding the release of 1,577 metric tons. This project enhances Usiminas' market competitiveness and reinforces its commitment to environmental sustainability, demonstrating the positive impact of innovative solutions in the logistics sector.

Italian startup Packstyle makes highly customizable flexible packaging for food and other products. It specializes in smaller orders and short production runs—this means that inefficiencies in its ordering system are keenly felt. After trying to develop a platform in-house, it turned to Amazon Web Services (AWS) and AWS Partner Omnys to build a modular, scalable production platform to match its highly specialized factory systems. Switching from manual, paper-based systems has transformed its business, doubled its production rate by making better use of its production facilities, cut order fulfillment times from 3 minutes to 10 seconds, and given all employees access to better data, which gives them a deeper understanding of Packstyle’s customers.

A C&C Casa e Construção, uma das maiores empresas varejistas do segmento de home center para pisos e revestimentos do Brasil, acaba de migrar sua operação de e-commerce para a nuvem AWS. Com a mudança, a operação – que movimenta mais de R$ 10 milhões mensais – teve sua estrutura reduzida de 19 servidores físicos para 7 servidores virtuais, agilizando o atendimento aos clientes e simplificando a gestão do ambiente e a possibilidade de poder contar com novos recursos em poucas horas, em processos que no ambiente anterior poderiam levar dias.

Fast-growing Qatari tech company Snoonu migrated and consolidated key workloads and systems from multiple cloud providers to Amazon Web Services (AWS) to simplify staff operations, improve reliability, and save costs. The migration also gave the company the chance to re-engineer many workloads away from virtual machines and onto Kubernetes on AWS to take advantage of microservices architecture, reducing costs and minimizing management overhead. Snoonu is also using AWS machine learning services to automatically improve its inventory management and customer experience, and to reduce manual overheads.