Aging on-premises infrastructure had become difficult to maintain and scale as data volumes and performance demands increased across Apollo's hospital network.

Apollo replaced its Oracle-based backend with Azure Database for PostgreSQL, used Azure DevOps for deployment and testing, and ran its core application on Azure Virtual Machines across nine zones.

Uptime reached 99.95%, nearly 90% of transactions execute within five seconds, and deployment timelines dropped by 40%, giving teams a more resilient foundation for future digital care.

Paint defects could surface late in production, while engineers and specialists spent weeks manually investigating correlations across hundreds of operational and environmental data points.

Toyota Industries and Sight Machine built a unified, AI-ready industrial data foundation on Azure, connecting shop-floor data and operational context for near real-time analysis and faster root-cause investigation.

The pilot delivered about a 25% reduction in seeding-related defects, roughly four times more opportunities to resolve defects, and analysis cycles that moved from days to hours.

Asda needed to separate from its previous Walmart environment while rebuilding its infrastructure and maintaining a reliable digital shopping experience at scale.

Asda migrated to Azure and used App Service, API Management, Cosmos DB, and Web PubSub to modernize and manage its Scan & Go shopping application.

The enhanced Scan & Go app was deployed across more than 600 stores, where more than 1 million customers use it each week and it accounts for up to 25% of in-store transactions at certain locations.