Since the launch of Amazon Nova at AWS re:Invent 2024, we have seen adoption trends across industries, with notable gains in operational efficiency, compliance, and customer satisfaction. With its capabilities in secure, multimodal AI and domain customization, Nova is enhancing workflows and enabling cost efficiencies across core use cases.

In this post, we share four high-impact, widely adopted use cases built with Nova in Amazon Bedrock, supported by real-world customers deployments, offerings available from AWS partners, and experiences. These examples are ideal for organizations researching their own AI adoption strategies and use cases across industries.

Customer service

Traditional chatbots often frustrate users with scripted, inflexible responses that fail to understand context or intent. For enterprises, these are missed opportunities to resolve issues quickly, lower support costs, and drive customer loyalty. AI-powered applications can understand natural language, adapt to individual customer needs, and integrate with backend systems in real time. Organizations are transforming support from a cost center into a strategic driver of satisfaction and retention. These are often high-volume and interactive scenarios, so the balance of cost, speed, and intelligence is critical.

Customer service applications built with Nova in Amazon Bedrock can seamlessly integrate with business data stored with AWS, and offer the security, privacy, and reliability for production use in enterprise environments.

Search

Large enterprises face slow, siloed, and inefficient search across vast stores of structured and unstructured data, costing time, productivity, and customer responsiveness. By adopting AI-powered, multimodal search that understands natural language and enforces secure access, organizations can deliver instant, relevant answers from documents, images, and technical files. This accelerates decision-making, shortens deal cycles, improves customer satisfaction, and reduces the cost of knowledge discovery at scale. Search applications increasingly rely on a mix of information across modalities, including text, documents, images, and video.

Nova is among the fastest and most cost-effective multimodal models, offering vision fine-tuning capabilities. Nova also integrates with broader Amazon models including Amazon Titan Multimodal Embeddings and data services including Amazon OpenSearch Service for more robust search capabilities and performance.

Video understanding and analysis

Organizations are adopting video understanding applications to drive business value across multiple fronts, including customer behavior analysis, traffic patterns, and manufacturing quality control. Security and safety benefits are realized through real-time threat detection and workplace safety monitoring, and customer experience is enhanced through personalized content recommendations and improved content searchability. Organizations gain competitive advantage through data-driven decision-making and innovation in service delivery, while reducing costs by minimizing manual review processes and decreasing security incidents. This comprehensive approach to video analysis helps companies extract insights from their video data, ultimately leading to improved operations, better decision-making, and enhanced customer experiences. As developers build, iterate, and evolve these applications, there is a growing demand to natively understand video as opposed to dealing with the overhead of frames, time stamps, and synchronization.

Amazon Nova models can analyze, classify, and summarize information in the video based on provided instructions. Applications built with Nova understanding models in Amazon Bedrock offer comprehensive analysis of multiple video formats through flexible input methods, with the ability to analyze, classify, and summarize video content while handling files up to 1 GB through Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) integration.

Creative content generation

Organizations are seeking ways to revolutionize creative content generation including stock imagery, marketing campaign assets, and product visualizations. It is often slowed down by fragmented workflows, high production costs, and the need to continuously balance scale with personalization. Marketing teams struggle to keep up with the demand for fresh, high-quality assets across multiple channels, while creative fatigue and long lead times limit their agility.

Amazon Nova addresses these challenges with Nova Canvas and Nova Reel: high-quality creative models that transform text and image inputs into professional-grade images and videos. Nova creative models are designed to deliver customizable visual content with control features, making creative content generation accessible and efficient for media, entertainment, retail, marketing, and advertising industries.

Conclusion

The four use cases presented in this post demonstrate the utility of Amazon Nova across industries and applications. From Infosys’s Event AI improving accessibility and engagement, to CBRE’s revolutionary property search system, to Loka’s intelligent video surveillance, and Dentsu’s creative content generation, each implementation showcases significant, measurable improvements in efficiency, cost reduction, and customer satisfaction.

Organizations using Amazon Nova are achieving tangible business outcomes through evidence-based adoption strategies. By partnering with Amazon and AWS Partners, organizations are accelerating their AI transformation while maintaining strong foundations in security, compliance, and privacy-by-design principles.

To get started building with Nova, visit the Amazon Nova user guide or visit the AWS console.


About the Authors

Abhinav Bhargava is a Sr Product Marketing Manager at AWS on the Amazon Nova team, where he focuses on scaling generative AI adoption through customer-centric solutions. With a background in design and sustainability, he brings a unique perspective to connecting technology and creativity to drive enterprise innovation. Based in Seattle, Abhinav enjoys playing volleyball, traveling, and learning about new cultures.

Raechel Frick is a Sr Product Marketing Manager at AWS. With over 20 years of experience in the tech industry, she brings a customer-first approach and growth mindset to building integrated marketing programs. Based in the greater Seattle area, Raechel balances her professional life with being a soccer mom and after-school carpool manager, demonstrating her ability to excel both in the corporate world and family life.