Thomson Reuters on AWS

At Thomson Reuters, innovation isn’t a one-time transformation — it’s a constant state of motion. As a global tech and AI leader powering the legal, tax, and compliance industries, Thomson Reuters is always looking for smarter, faster ways to build. That means staying ahead of the curve — and teaming up with partners like AWS to push what’s possible. One recent win? Modernizing .NET applications using AWS Transform, the first agentic AI experience for modernizing .NET applications at scale.

At Thomson Reuters, trust is a core value of the business. Hear from Maria Apazoglou, VP AI/ML & BI Platforms at Thomson Reuters, on why Thomson Reuters prioritizes responsible AI, across the life cycle from the data that trains the model to model creation to ongoing monitoring. Thomson Reuters uses tools, like Amazon SageMaker Clarify and Amazon SageMaker Model Monitor, to help power this work. As more individuals and customers care about responsible AI, it is a competitive advantage to build responsibly.

In the fast-evolving world of artificial intelligence (AI), Thomson Reuters sought to stay at the forefront of responsible innovation by developing Open Arena, a self-service enterprise AI and machine learning (ML) platform, using Amazon Web Services (AWS). Thomson Reuters has evolved this initial concept into a purpose-built generative AI platform to democratize access to generative AI models and help its employees use AI safely and securely on innovative projects.

Thomson Reuters, a global content and technology company, is expanding access to the power of generative AI (GenAI) with the launch of Checkpoint Edge with CoCounsel to help redefine how professionals perform tax research. The enhanced solution is built on Amazon Web Services (AWS) and delivers a GenAI assistant to tax professionals, enabling them to quickly get answers to complex research questions, saving them time and increasing their efficiency. In addition, with the AI-Assisted Research skill on Checkpoint Edge, the solution empowers tax professionals with trusted answers, accessed through Thomson Reuters GenAI assistant, named CoCounsel.

Learn how Thomson Reuters, a global business information provider operating in law, compliance, tax, government, and media, partnered with AWS Skills Guild to upskill employees and spark innovation across the globe. Thomson Reuter's Skills Guild program has trained over 3,100 individuals, developed a culture of continuous learning and development, and is using AI and machine learning to drive operational efficiencies.