Amazon Archives - Inawisdom

12 Aug – 2,000 Excel workbooks, 8 million data points, half a million embedded comments, 10 seconds, 1 Lambda.

Posted at 16:29h in Amazon by Nathan Stone 0 Comments

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Inawisdom engagements invariably involve lots of data wrangling - whether that's data cleansing and feature engineering for a Machine Learning DaaS , or migrating customer data into a new AWS RAMP environment. Our rapid, agile delivery approach requires us to demonstrate value quickly, often by finding...

03 Aug Fight against Fraud: Amazon Fraud Detector Review

Posted at 15:24h in Amazon, Machine Learning by Andrew Smale 0 Comments

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Fight against Fraud: Amazon Fraud Detector Review Amazon Fraud Detector is a high-level AI service, which has just gone GA (Generally Available) in several US regions, Ireland, Singapore and Sydney. It was originally launched at re:invent 2019, so we evaluated it shortly after that and this...

30 Jun CodeArtifact: Storing your dependencies

Posted at 13:08h in Amazon, Other by Phil Basford 0 Comments

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CodeArtifact is a recently announced service by AWS and it is a fully managed repository for storing your build artifacts and code dependencies. CodeArtifact plugs a gap in the Amazon cloud native developer toolkit that I first identified last December as I was packing my...

30 Apr Construction Site of the Future

Posted at 10:59h in Amazon, IoT, Machine Learning by Andrew Smale 4 Comments

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Capturing the Correct Use of PPE The COVID-19 crisis has led to many headlines about PPE (Personal Protective Equipment). We have also had cancellation of a number of events, including AWS Summits, where we had intended to demonstrate our work around PPE. Our customer Balfour Beatty...

01 Apr Infrastructure as Code and code quality

Posted at 13:54h in Amazon, Big data, Other by Phil Basford 2 Comments

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In January, Inawisdom had our DevOps competency accredited to us. This was a massive acknowledgement of our DevOps ability and also how we uniquely apply it to the world of Machine Learning. The challenge with DevOps and the Developer experience on AWS is that it...

03 Jan A model is for life, not just for Christmas!

Posted at 14:17h in Amazon, Big data, Machine Learning by Phil Basford 2 Comments

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Hope for those of you who celebrate it, that you had a good Christmas and here is my first blog of the new year. This blog covers the very important subject about how to look after your Machine Learning models. Previously both Robin, our CTO, and...

10 Dec An APN Ambassadors guide to re:Invent

Posted at 14:42h in Amazon, Company, Events, Machine Learning by Phil Basford 3 Comments

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I have just completed my second re:Invent, the first being in 2017, as a customer of AWS. re:Invent is always an amazing week, fun-packed to the max, lots of intense sessions and by the end of it you are inspired but also very tired! This...

24 Nov Preparing for AWS Re:Invent

Posted at 09:03h in Amazon, Events, Machine Learning by Andrew Smale 0 Comments

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AWS re:Invent, the annual Amazon extravaganza in Las Vegas, is on the horizon. As a technology and cloud geek I am excited to be attending for the first time in person. I found a great introductory event guide here by Mark Nunnikhoven, with useful hints...

04 Oct Machine Learning performance is more than skin deep

Posted at 09:00h in Amazon, Machine Learning by Phil Basford 1 Comment

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At Inawisdom we use Serverless technologies and Micro Service architectures for embedding Machine Learning models within applications or creating distributed solutions. We have found that in production Serverless architectures are cost-efficient and address many of the classic non-functional operational and monitoring requirements of our customers. This...

05 Sep Introducing Amazon Forecast and a Look into the Future of Time Series Prediction

Posted at 12:21h in Amazon, Machine Learning by Robin Meehan 0 Comments

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By Dr. Sami Alsindi, Data Scientist at Inawisdom Time series forecasting is a common customer need, so a means to rapidly create accurate forecasting models is therefore key to many projects. Amazon Forecast accelerates this and is based on the same technology used at Amazon.com. This post explores...