Results
• Quick cloud migration: TWAICE completed
the migration from its on-premises
infrastructure to a cloud-based platform
within six months (without having to increase
the size of its DevOps team)
• Fast, functional onboarding: Reduced overall
onboarding time for new customers from up
to two weeks to a few hours
• Rapid, accurate results: The platform can
now deliver analytics results in minutes—
results that are up to 300 percent more
accurate than before
•
"By building on AWS, we've reduced
our IT complexity. Now, we can focus
on what we're best at—helping our
customers get the most out of their
battery technology."
Jeff Glasson, CTO, TWAICE
Extending the life of batteries
with unified infrastructure and
predictive analytics
TWAICE combines specialized battery knowledge and AI to provide detailed and
actionable battery insights for electric vehicle (EV) makers and renewable energy
providers. Its predictive analytics platform eliminates risk around health, safety, and
warranty issues, empowering TWAICE customers to outperform their peers.
Opportunity
This software startup is unifying predictive analytics with Internet of Things (IoT) data
to help EV and renewable energy businesses optimize their use of battery technology
across their vehicles or energy storage systems. Of course, performing serious analytics
requires extensive compute power to process large amounts of data, which has
increased from 10,000 items a week to several billion a day. TWAICE's on-premises
servers and databases would have made this task slow and expensive, hindering its
growth as well as its ability to provide actionable results.
Solution
TWAICE increased the speed and accuracy of its analytics by 300 percent with its
move to the AWS cloud-native platform. In addition to increasing IT team efficiency,
the successful migration helped reduce infrastructure development time from several
months to two weeks and cut deployment times from three days to a few hours. That
has allowed the total number of TWAICE customers to nearly double and the amount
of data processed to increase 100,000-fold. With its unified IT infrastructure running on
AWS, the company can focus on its core business: enabling better battery technology.
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