トラベル・サービスでの導入事例

MakeMyTrip transitioned from a monolithic data platform to a microservice-based architecture using Amazon ECS and Amazon EKS. The move saved the company 22 percent on compute costs when traffic to the online travel platform slowed to a crawl.

G6 Hospitality owns, operates, and franchises nearly 1,400 economy lodging locations under the Motel 6 and Studio 6 brands in the United States and Canada. Building on AWS, G6 Hospitality is able to ensure a seamless, connected, and more personalized experience for its guests, while saving money.

Club Premier, the leading coalition loyalty program in Mexico with 6.7 million members, uses AWS as its standard for creating a cloud architecture, data analytics services, and agile development models.

On AWS, Elenium Automation—an aviation technology company—launched Voyager, an advanced, contactless air travel modernization system designed to improve passenger flow and enable safer travel in airports.

Cathay Pacific migrated its PROS to the cloud with the managed Amazon RDS for Oracle, solving the performance problems of its on-premises solution.

On AWS, Meliá Hotels drastically scaled up and down while saving 58 percent on tech infrastructure, enabled its call center staff to work from home, and expedited development of a new zero-contact check-in process.

With the world's most comprehensive route network, United Airlines provides service to 193 countries across the globe, conducting 4,900 flights daily. Praveen Sharma, vice president of digital, analytics, ancillary revenue, and digital marketing for United Airlines notes that such an expansive network requires "personalization at scale" to deliver relevant information to customers across digital channels in real time.

By migrating its data centers to the AWS Cloud, Plaza Premium Group deploys resources 20 times faster and standardizes compliance as it expands internationally. Plaza Premium Group operates airport lounges, airport terminal hotels, and airport hospitality services in more than 180 locations. The group uses AWS CloudTrail for log retention, Amazon CloudFront for low-latency content delivery, and Amazon API Gateway to build its software-as-a-service solution.

California-based restaurant chain Sweetgreen serves up freshly-made salads and other sustainably-grown foods. The company acquires data from more 30 data sources across its ecosystem, including farms, wholesale distributors, point-of-sales (POS) systems, chatbots, and Sweetgreen's mobile and web applications. Sweetgreen stores hundreds of terabytes of that data in its data lake, built on Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) using Amazon S3 Standard and Amazon S3 Standard-Infrequent Access (S3 Standard-IA) storage classes.