Amazon Nova
2 use cases using this technology
Aareon builds AAVA, an AI virtual assistant integrated into its German property-management ERP, using Amazon Bedrock
Aareon
Aareon, a Germany-headquartered property management software provider, integrated an AI virtual assistant called AAVA into its German ERP solution Wodis Yuneo using Amazon Bedrock. AAVA lets real estate housing company customers query documents, request information through chat, automate processes, and accelerate workflows -- including scheduling appointments between tenants and craftsmen, coding invoices, analyzing images to draft damage reports, and sorting incoming email, with both text and voice support. Aareon uses various LLMs available through Bedrock, including Anthropic's Claude models and Amazon Nova models, testing and selecting models by complexity and price performance for each use case (for example, a higher token-limit model for calculating service charges). The Bedrock deployment runs in the AWS Germany (Frankfurt) Region to help meet GDPR requirements, with customer data not used to train or improve the underlying models. The first version of AAVA was built in 4 weeks and announced to customers within 6 months, developed with support from AWS Partner Reply.
Siemens increases global search speed 3x and cuts costs 70% using Amazon Nova
Siemens AG
Siemens wanted to help its customers navigate its many business and product lines to find what they need without sifting through multiple websites. Using AWS, the company implemented generative AI to optimize its global search: users can now enter queries in natural language and receive the most relevant information in seconds. Siemens eliminated no-results searches and improved global search speed. With access to Amazon Nova models in Amazon Bedrock, responses are three times faster, giving clients across industries high-quality information while reducing costs by 70 percent.