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Creating AWS Marketplace components with EC2 Image Builder and Amazon Q | Amazon Web Services

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By Elhadj Barry, Diego Colombatto, Wendy Jabitta
| Amazon Web Services
At AWS re:Invent 2024, AWS Marketplace introduced an integration with EC2 Image Builder. This feature enables Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) to deliver Amazon Machine Image (AMI) products in AWS Marketplace using EC2 Image Builder components. The integration helps increase customer adoption by providing a new delivery method and expands product visibility in the EC2 Image Builder console. ISVs can now create and package software components into their AMI-based products using EC2 Image Builder.
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How to get organization-wide visibility into AWS Marketplace purchases | Amazon Web Services

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By Elhadj Barry, Atif Saeed, Juan Palazuelos
| Amazon Web Services
Managing software assets across multiple Amazon Web Services (AWS) accounts creates challenges for large organizations using AWS Organizations. Enterprise IT administrators need better ways to track and control software purchases from independent software vendors (ISVs) across their accounts.
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Using AWS Marketplace to streamline third-party software procurement in higher education | Amazon Web Services

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By Elhadj Barry, Brandi Steckel
| Amazon Web Services
Higher education institutions face unique challenges when managing third-party software procurement, including decentralized purchasing, compliance requirements, and budget constraints. Additionally, ensuring security and governance while enabling faculty, researchers, and students to access the tools they need is challenging.
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