Bosch Mobility Platform & Solutions, a division of Bosch, built the Logistics Operating System (L.OS) with AWS to digitize fragmented trucking and logistics workflows, enable automation across providers, and support sustainability goals.The platform uses an AWS landing zone based on AWS Control Tower, integrated regionally, and the company also built RevX on AWS using Amazon API Gateway and Amazon ECS to unify load-board data for fleet dispatchers. A chatbot POC is planned using Amazon Bedrock and Amazon Q.
Availity, a large real-time health information network, used Amazon Q Business, Amazon Q Developer, and Amazon Q in QuickSight to improve access to enterprise knowledge, accelerate software development, and make data analysis faster across teams.The company faced scattered code and documentation across multiple repositories, which made it difficult for employees to find relevant information for release management, code reviews, and analytics.
A*STAR's Advanced Remanufacturing and Technology Centre (ARTC) collaborated with AWS Professional Services to develop a Logistics Agent powered by Amazon Bedrock to address supply chain complexity and scattered data.The AI agent integrates data from multiple systems including ERP, WMS, and TMS, enabling natural language processing to provide real-time logistics information, automate tasks and improve decision-making.The solution reduces manual lookup workloads by up to 50%, decreases expedite costs by 3%-5% of logistics spend, and improves planner productivity and customer satisfaction through predictive insights and rapid updates.
Coinbase collaborated with AWS teams including AWS Professional Services to drive multiple cloud optimization initiatives.The work focused on migrating legacy workloads to Amazon EKS, improving scalability and reliability, and accelerating developer iteration.