AWS Announces Amazon DataZone - Seite 3

ENGIE is a global energy company with a focus on renewable energy and low-carbon distributed energy infrastructures to help its clients achieve their decarbonization targets. “At ENGIE, our key priorities are unifying data across our businesses and allowing data sharing to improve our performance and create value at scale. To address this, we first built a Common Data Hub (CDH) internally to solve this challenge to a great extent,” said Gregory Wolowiec, chief technology officer at Data@ENGIE. “Rather than building and maintaining a platform to support our data sharing and governance needs, over the last six months we have been working with the Amazon DataZone team, as a beta customer, providing input into creating an AWS native service and are looking forward to using Amazon DataZone to disseminate data throughout the organization and gain simplified access to AWS analytics services and governance tooling. This will empower our analysts and line-of-business-leaders to create innovative projects and make data-driven decisions. We are excited to integrate Amazon DataZone into our business operations to take advantage of its robust capabilities to enable data sharing and value creation with data at scale.”

Fox Corporation is a leading producer and distributor of content through its sports, news and entertainment brands. "At FOX, unifying data across our businesses and creating a trusted ability to securely discover, publish, access, and share the data at scale is critical. We want to enable business teams to be able to discover and share data securely and without needing to do deep technical work," said Alex Tverdohleb, vice president of Data Infrastructure at Fox Corporation. "Amazon DataZone will help streamline and automate our data discovery and sharing—with the right governance—so we can ensure it is accessed at the right time and with the right tools.”

Itaú is a global financial services firm and the largest private sector financial institution in Latin America. “Being data-driven is one of our key corporate goals, but we have to constantly balance access to data with our governance and compliance policies across our use of AWS analytics services, which makes it hard for teams to move quickly,” said Roberto Figueira, head of Data and Analytics Engineering Platform at Itaú Unibanco. “We are excited to test Amazon DataZone because it will simplify data governance and make data access across business units much easier. With Amazon DataZone, we will be able to quickly and easily set up fine-grained access for teams of analysts, engineers, and data scientists to experiment with data hypotheses across various business use cases.”