Now that the dust has settled, the team has had the chance to Re:flect on the events and announcements of AWS re:Invent 2023. Dominating the conversation was the advancement and capabilities of Generative AI across several AWS Services, while not losing sight on the importance of application modernization and cloud migration. Perficient walked away with […]
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Exploring the Potential of Your Data with AWS Q Gen AI Chat Assistant and Perficient Handshake
The recent introduction of AWS Q has certainly caught the attention of the tech community. This new platform offers a promising set of features, including Retrieval Augmented Generation capabilities, aiming to enhance the domain of generative AI-powered assistance. It’s an interesting development that offers fresh possibilities for IT professionals and developers. In terms of utilizing […]
Innovative Technology for an Advanced Security Ecosystem: Challenges and Solutions
At the center of digital transformation, we face the exciting challenge of creating an ecosystem driven by high-performance, interconnected microservices developed in diverse languages such as Java, C#, JavaScript, and Python. At Perficient we extract the best of each language to shape an agile and efficient ecosystem. Capturing data in real time: IoT and Priority […]
Inserting into AWS Dynamo DB with Lambda function
This article will help you to understand how to insert records into AWS dynamo DB with the help of the lambda function. What is Dynamo DB? Amazon DynamoDB is a fully managed NoSQL database service that allows to the creation of database tables that can store and retrieve any amount of data. It automatically manages the […]
Create S3 Event Notification using AWS Lambda Function
We will learn how to create S3 event notifications using AWS Lambda functions in this blog. Firstly, we will get acquainted with AWS S3 Event Notification and briefly explain AWS Lambda Functions. AWS S3 Event Notification Using Amazon S3 Event Notifications, you can be notified when certain events occur in your S3 bucket. Configure Amazon […]
Sending and Receiving an event through EventBridge with Multiple Targets
In this context, we will show how to send an event using custom rule and retrieve an event by adding target. Here I have added two targets which is simple pub/sub implementation as Amazon SNS as our publishing service, Amazon SQS as a subscriber and monitor the success event logs using AWS CloudWatch in EVENTBRIDGE. […]
Tune the dials to optimize your Spark machine learning pipeline
Tuning Spark for your machine learning pipeline can be a complex and time consuming process. Store and compute play a different role for your Spark cluster in different stages of your machine learning pipeline. Spark defaults are never the right way to go. It makes more sense to know what settings are most effective at […]
Can Digital Solutions Help Us Understand and Battle COVID-19?
How can we use digital technologies to combat the spread of COVID-19? To use a recent industry analogy, the virus moves along its own supply chain, from source to recipient (person to person), often with many individual cases occurring in clusters. These patterns can provide us clues as to how the virus will further propagate. […]
Integrating AWS S3 and Windows PowerShell to Download and Rename Files
Nowadays, many companies are migrating their data to a cloud storage solution rather than on a physical server. Utilizing the cloud has been an increasingly popular solution over the past few years. The advantages of using cloud storage over physical storage include cost-effectivity, always-on availability, increased security, increased mobility, and more. One popular cloud solution […]
Enhanced CCP on Amazon Connect Chat- Video
After the release of Amazon Connect’s chat functionality, we wrote about using it to create your own customized chat experience. The video demo below demonstrates the customized CCP in action. You’ll see how you can use Amazon Connect chat to: Predict what an agent might say based on conversation context Surface back-end information to the […]
Amazon Connect Chat: Disconnect Flow Demystified
Intro This week, Amazon released Chat for Amazon Connect. It’s very exciting to see Amazon Connect now natively supports omnichannel capabilities. Our team was thrilled to try out the new functionality and are we happy to share it with you! We’ve created a series of blog posts to help you adopt chat: Create a simple […]
Building a Basic Inbound Chat Flow in Amazon Connect
Yesterday, Amazon announced their newest feature: web and mobile chat for Amazon Connect. This functionality allows your customers to start a chat with an agent or Amazon Lex bot, step away from it, and resume it up to 24 hours later. It’s an asynchronous interaction and your customers can even switch devices and continue the […]