Plan for a resilient tomorrow
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Relief organizations describe concrete results: Mexican Red Cross connects 48,000 volunteers across 32 states with cloud-hosted training, real-time updates and donor feeds, cutting time and cost and using Amazon Connect and Snow Family for offline and call-center resilience; Mercy Corps builds a predictive model from World Food Program and market data to forecast commodity prices and food shortages, is rolling out a centralized data lake and analytics stack across 40+ countries, and reports faster, repeatable deployments and tighter data security.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 7:00The Ways That Aws Has Helped Mexican Red Cross To Support Volunteer Activities As Well as To Support Preparedness for Disasters
- 19:28Closing Remarks
- 19:54Closing
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