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Build well-architected IDP solutions with a custom lens – Part 6: Sustainability

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An intelligent document processing (IDP) project typically combines optical character recognition (OCR) and natural language processing (NLP) to automatically read and understand documents. Building a production-ready IDP solution in the cloud requires a series of trade-offs between cost, availability, processing speed, and sustainability.

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Build well-architected IDP solutions with a custom lens – Part 4: Performance efficiency

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When a customer has a production-ready intelligent document processing (IDP) workload, we often receive requests for a Well-Architected review. The IDP Well-Architected Custom Lens in the Well-Architected Tool contains questions regarding each of the pillars. This post focuses on the Performance Efficiency pillar of the IDP workload.

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Build well-architected IDP solutions with a custom lens – Part 1: Operational excellence

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The IDP Well-Architected Lens is intended for all AWS customers who use AWS to run intelligent document processing (IDP) solutions and are searching for guidance on how to build secure, efficient, and reliable IDP solutions on AWS. This post focuses on the Operational Excellence pillar of the IDP solution.

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Build well-architected IDP solutions with a custom lens – Part 5: Cost optimization

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An intelligent document processing (IDP) project usually combines optical character recognition (OCR) and natural language processing (NLP) to read and understand a document and extract specific terms or words. It also provides guidance to tackle common challenges, enabling you to architect your IDP workloads according to best practices.

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Secure a generative AI assistant with OWASP Top 10 mitigation

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This is typically done through some sort of an identity provider (IdP) capability like Okta, AWS IAM Identity Center , or Amazon Cognito. By default, Amazon Bedrock encrypts all knowledge base-related data using an AWS managed key. Alternatively, you can choose to use a customer managed key.

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Unlocking generative AI for enterprises: How SnapLogic powers their low-code Agent Creator using Amazon Bedrock

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Automate intelligent document processing (IDP) – Agent Creator can extract valuable data from invoices, purchase orders, resumes, insurance claims, loan applications, and other unstructured sources automatically. The resulting vectors are stored in OpenSearch Service databases for efficient retrieval and querying.

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Derive meaningful and actionable operational insights from AWS Using Amazon Q Business

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Amazon Q Business is a fully managed, secure, generative-AI powered enterprise chat assistant that enables natural language interactions with your organization’s data. compliant identity provider (IdP) configured in the same AWS Region as your Amazon Q Business application. AWS IAM Identity Center as the SAML 2.0-compliant

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