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AWS Use Case: BLUE LABEL, QIUBO

Blue Label Mexico is a technology company that, through its commercial brand “Qiubo”, promotes and strengthens the traditional channel by increasing its productivity and competitiveness.
This is how they define themselves, however, it is a company that goes beyond, a company that is committed to technological innovation as one of the strategies to support its growth, strengthen its infrastructure and platform and continue to be the option that generates greater value to their customers.

In its interest to provide the best, it deeply immersed itself in the understanding of its information and data collected for years. It adopted state-of-the-art tools such as BigData, Infrastructure Virtualization, devices and platforms renewal in order to offer the most innovative option to its customers.

Today BLUELABEL, hand by hand with XALDIGITAL, has migrated most of its infrastructure to the Amazon cloud, understanding that the strongest company is not necessarily the most robust in terms of infrastructure, but the one that grows in an elastic and efficient way.

Using tools and applications provided by AWS and developed by XALDIGITAL, BLUELABEL has become a Data Driven company that uses the analysis of its information and data to make intelligent and well-directed decisions, making it an Early Adopter of Technology.

XALDIGITAL offers as a solution MIGRATION TOOL that helps customers to optimize data transformation times using distributed processing frameworks in conjunction with the Data Lake and implementing a monitoring system that provides information about the performance of production processes. This solution supports a hybrid architecture, keeping part of the processes in their private cloud and some others in the AWS public cloud.

Once the processes were successfully migrated and reporting times improved for the BI area, the client adopted a process operation model in which it leaves the monitoring in the hands of people specialized in AWS and Big Data environments.

AWS Services used

AWS Use Case: BLUE LABEL, QIUBO

Blue Label Mexico is a technology company that, through its commercial brand “Qiubo”, promotes and strengthens the traditional channel by increasing its productivity and competitiveness.
This is how they define themselves, however, it is a company that goes beyond, a company that is committed to technological innovation as one of the strategies to support its growth, strengthen its infrastructure and platform and continue to be the option that generates greater value to their customers.

In its interest to provide the best, it deeply immersed itself in the understanding of its information and data collected for years. It adopted state-of-the-art tools such as BigData, Infrastructure Virtualization, devices and platforms renewal in order to offer the most innovative option to its customers.
Today BLUELABEL, hand by hand with XALDIGITAL, has migrated most of its infrastructure to the Amazon cloud, understanding that the strongest company is not necessarily the most robust in terms of infrastructure, but the one that grows in an elastic and efficient way.
Using tools and applications provided by AWS and developed by XALDIGITAL, BLUELABEL has become a Data Driven company that uses the analysis of its information and data to make intelligent and well-directed decisions, making it an Early Adopter of Technology.

XALDIGITAL offers as a solution MIGRATION TOOL that helps customers to optimize data transformation times using distributed processing frameworks in conjunction with the Data Lake and implementing a monitoring system that provides information about the performance of production processes. This solution supports a hybrid architecture, keeping part of the processes in their private cloud and some others in the AWS public cloud.
Once the processes were successfully migrated and reporting times improved for the BI area, the client adopted a process operation model in which it leaves the monitoring in the hands of people specialized in AWS and Big Data environments.

AWS Services used

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