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We are excited to highlight 83 AWS Partners that received new designations in May for our global AWS Competency, AWS Managed Service Provider (MSP), AWS Service Delivery, and AWS Service Ready programs. These designations span workload, solution, and industry, and help AWS customers identify top AWS Partners that can deliver on core business objectives. AWS Partners are focused on your success, helping customers take full advantage of the business benefits AWS has to offer.

As companies realize the need to remove unnecessary friction caused by outdated contracting and agreements, they are looking for ways to prepare, send, sign, and track eSignatures effortlessly and increase signature completion rates within document processing. This post walks through how HelloSign, Dropbox’s eSignature software, empowers businesses to send and sign agreements faster through a secure and reliable approach.

For ePlus Technology, AWS GameDay was a golden opportunity for teams looking to transform their skills with AWS. GameDay is a collaborative learning exercise that tests skills in implementing AWS solutions to solve real-world problems. The gamified, risk-free environment provides a hands-on opportunity for technical professionals to explore AWS services, architecture patterns, best practices, and group cooperation.

With the help of AWS SaaS Factory, Varjo built and launched the new Varjo Reality Cloud platform as a software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution on Amazon Web Services (AWS), marking progress toward the company’s vision of bringing real-life collaboration into the metaverse. In this post, Aleksander Nyquist Langmyhr, Global Lead of Go-To-Market Strategy at Varjo, shares insights from Varjo’s transition to SaaS that can help other organizations planning to adopt this delivery model.

As digitization rewrites the future of banking, traditional core systems are falling short. Transactions are increasingly moving to the digital realm, and banks find themselves looking at the mammoth task of processing thousands of transactions per second, particularly during seasonal spikes. Learn how Finacle’s digital banking solution suite on AWS delivers business agility, lowers TCO, automates intelligent operations, and accelerates ecosystem innovation.

For complex and large legacy monoliths, enterprises can quickly run into a wall with rehosting alone. The more lines of code, classes, and interdependencies, the less value you get from lifting and shifting. Learn how AWS Migration Hub Refactor Spaces and vFunction help in the analysis of monolith applications, set priorities to extract the microservices, deploy the microservices in cloud-native AWS services, and route the user traffic with minimal effort.

Lifion by ADP is an AWS-qualified software offering that builds human capital management (HCM) software to help large, international enterprises manage their workforce. This post explores Lifion’s Kubernetes availability strategy, the datastore design principles used to provide high reliability, and their approach to cell-based reliability engineering (CBRE), which provides mechanisms to compose and re-compose ADP systems against interruptions.

AWS offers several services and tools that existing Dell EMC VxRail customers can utilize to create a hybrid cloud infrastructure, or accelerate migrations with AWS. This post reviews the AWS native offerings and architectures that can be used to connect Dell EMC VxRail clusters to AWS, including CloudEndure, VMware Cloud on AWS, and AWS Storage Gateway. It also provides guidance around when to use these options.

We are excited to highlight 78 AWS Partners that received new designations in April for our global AWS Competency, AWS Managed Service Provider (MSP), AWS Service Delivery, and AWS Service Ready programs. These designations span workload, solution, and industry, and help AWS customers identify top AWS Partners that can deliver on core business objectives. AWS Partners are focused on your success, helping customers take full advantage of the business benefits AWS has to offer.

A key component of a financial institution’s transactional infrastructure is the connectivity to the SWIFT network and the availability of solutions to run this key workload in the cloud. For customers with existing SWIFT connectivity, it’s easy to switch from an on-premises infrastructure to DiXiO’s cloud solution by switching from sending files to their local AutoClient to sending them to DiXiO’s AWS solution through SFTP, MQ, or API. Customers can keep their local infrastructure as a backup initially and later disable it completely.