Waylay Uses Amazon Bedrock to Drive Automation in Key Industries
Waylay, an enterprise automation specialist serving industrial IoT, telecommunications and fintech sectors, uses AWS generative AI capabilities for solutions ranging from predictive maintenance in industrial production to anti-money laundering services in fintech, and specifically uses Amazon Bedrock to deliver intent-based automation for telecoms enterprises.
Overview
Waylay, an enterprise automation specialist serving industrial IoT, telecommunications and fintech sectors, uses AWS generative AI capabilities for solutions ranging from predictive maintenance in industrial production to anti-money laundering services in fintech, and specifically uses Amazon Bedrock to deliver intent-based automation for telecoms enterprises.
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As an enterprise automation specialist serving industrial IoT, telecommunications, and fintech sectors, Waylay needed to deliver innovative automation solutions quickly while meeting stringent service-level agreements for its telecoms enterprise customers.
The solution
Using AWS, Waylay harnesses generative AI capabilities for solutions ranging from predictive maintenance in industrial production to anti-money laundering services in fintech; specifically, it uses Amazon Bedrock to deliver intent-based automation for telecoms enterprises while meeting stringent service-level agreements.
Reported business value
Having AWS support helps Waylay provide innovative automation solutions quickly while meeting stringent service-level agreements for its telecoms enterprise customers.
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