Verizon Connect, AWS Collaborate on Full Cloud Migration
Verizon Connect's migration on Amazon Web Services allows the company to use the AWS Zone architecture.

Businesses will be able to make informed decision with Verizon Connect Reveal.
Photo: Verizon
Verizon Connect recently migrated Verizon Connect Reveal to Amazon Web Services, utilizing the AWS Zone (AZ) architecture for solutions that enable continued growth, according to Verizon's press release.
“With Verizon Connect Reveal on AWS, we will be able to accelerate development, which will enable us to transform our platform,” said Nick Power, chief technology officer at Verizon Connect. “AWS allows us to get to market more quickly and deliver better experiences for customers, ultimately strengthening our position as a leading provider of fleet management software worldwide.”
Verizon Connect Reveal helps businesses make more informed decisions based on near-real time data related to a business’s vehicles, people, and the work they do in the field, according to the news release.
“As a global leader in the connected vehicle space, Verizon Connect relies on technology infrastructure with the proven reliability and scale to monitor and optimize commercial fleets in near-real time,” said Kathrin Renz, VP of Business Development and Industries at AWS. “By running its fleet management system on AWS, Verizon Connect can help businesses all over the world use connected data to promote driver safety and sustainability, and reduce costs. We look forward to helping Verizon Connect continue to deliver new capabilities using AWS services for data analytics and machine learning services to make it easier for companies to manage their mobile workforce.”
Originally posted on Automotive Fleet
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