Evidence: Medium50/100

Capital One migrates and deploys Eno intelligent assistant on AWS (Amazon Connect Customer)

Capital One completed an eight-year migration from on-premises data centers to AWS and re-architected its banking platform around cloud-first operations. The company built most of its cloud applications from the ground up and used AWS services to support real-time customer experiences, including the Eno intelligent assistant and Amazon Connect Customer for contact center support.

Organization
Capital One
Industry
Finance
Published
June 2026

Reported outcomes

3 months to minutes

development environment build timeTime & speed

−70%disaster recovery test time−50%critical incident resolution time and transaction errors

Strategic outcomes

New product / capabilityBuilt a customer-facing intelligent assistantSpeed & agilityReleased new code multiple times dailyCustomer experience & trustEnabled proactive banking insightsSpeed & agilityImproved disaster recovery readiness
Why do we believe this?Outcome claims, sources, and evidence checks

Normalized claim

Development environment build time: 3 months to minutes decrease

AWS Solutions Case StudyJun 4, 2026Customer storyExplicit claimMedium evidence strength

reduced the average time needed to build a development environment from 3 months to only minutes

Normalized claim

Disaster recovery test time: 70% decrease

AWS Solutions Case StudyJun 4, 2026Customer storyExplicit claimMedium evidence strength

cut its disaster recovery time in these testing exercises by 70 percent

Normalized claim

Critical incident resolution time and transaction errors: 50% decrease

AWS Solutions Case StudyJun 4, 2026Customer storyExplicit claimMedium evidence strength

reduced both critical incident resolution time and the number of transaction errors by 50 percent

Why do we believe this deployment?Customer identity, provider attribution, maturity, and source checks
Customer
Capital One
Provider
AWS
Maturity
Unknown

No explicit deployment-stage evidence found.

Customer identity supportedSource describes one deploymentMaturity evidence evaluated

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Use case focus

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  • 1Cloud Migration
  • 2Customer Service Automation
  • 3Intelligent Assistant
  • Modernize customer experience with real-time insights.
  • Move off legacy data centers and build an in-house digital banking organization.
  • Upgrade contact center and intelligent assistant capabilities while improving resilience and release speed.
  • Capital One migrated from eight on-premises data centers to AWS over eight years.
  • It adopted more than 30 AWS services, including Amazon EC2, Amazon RDS, AWS Lambda, and Amazon Connect Customer.
  • The company built Eno, a customer-facing intelligent assistant, using AWS services and real-time streaming analytics/ML.
  • It also used AWS Well-Architected reviews and DevOps practices to align operations with cloud best practices.
  • Development environment build time dropped from 3 months to minutes.
  • Disaster recovery test time was cut by 70%.
  • Critical incident resolution time and transaction errors were reduced by 50%.
  • The company began releasing new code multiple times per day.
  • Customers gained proactive insights through Eno and improved digital banking experiences.
Architecture

Capital One migrated from eight on-premises data centers to AWS, using a cloud-first, microservices-based architecture with Amazon EC2, Amazon RDS, AWS Lambda, Amazon Connect Customer, and real-time streaming analytics to support the Eno intelligent assistant and other banking applications.

Sources & evidence1
Evidence: Medium50/100Evidence strength
  • Customer explicitly identified
  • Primary source available
  • Quantified outcome available
  • Technical implementation details available
Type: Customer StoryPublished: Jun 4, 2026Publisher: AWSEvidence: PrimaryConfidence: High

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