AWS Powers WorkWave Cloud Modernization and WAIve AI Engine 2026

WorkWave modernizes its global cloud on AWS, powers the WAIve AI engine with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, and targets up to 50 percent lower infrastructure costs.

Field service software providers face growing pressure to support enterprise-scale workloads, deliver AI-driven capabilities and control cloud spend at the same time. Legacy database models and fragmented infrastructure limit performance, complicate scaling and slow down the launch of new AI initiatives. WorkWave, a leading provider of software for mobile service companies, is addressing these challenges through a strategic cloud modernization initiative built on Amazon Web Services (AWS).

What was announced

On September 22, 2026, WorkWave announced a strategic initiative to modernize its global cloud architecture using AWS. The next-generation AI suite, WAIve, will run on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, the AWS platform to build, connect and optimize production AI agents. WorkWave is consolidating its core infrastructure on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS) and migrating its RealGreen platform to a cloud-native database model on AWS.

According to WorkWave, the modernization is projected to reduce infrastructure costs by up to 50 percent and deliver up to three times improvement in platform performance for enterprise clients, private equity portfolios and market consolidators in field service.

Our work with AWS marks a significant technological advancement for WorkWave and the field service sectors we serve. By consolidating and modernizing our legacy database models, we are projected to reduce infrastructure costs by up to 50 percent while delivering significant performance gains for our enterprise clients. Most importantly, AWS provides the raw computational power and scalability required to launch our upcoming WAIve AI initiatives.

At AWS, we believe the most impactful innovation happens when companies can focus on solving problems for their customers rather than managing infrastructure. With Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, we are enabling WorkWave to bring agentic intelligence to the field service industry at scale, and we are excited to keep building together.

Why this matters

For CIOs, CISOs, IT directors and procurement leaders in SaaS and field service organizations, this initiative is a reference case for consolidating legacy environments on a hyperscaler while enabling agentic AI. It shows how a combination of container orchestration, cloud-native databases and managed AI agent services can measurably reduce total cost of ownership and unlock new product capabilities.

Key takeaways for decision-makers: predictable infrastructure economics, faster time-to-value for AI features, and a scalable foundation for enterprise workloads without vendor lock-in on legacy stacks.

Technical details

• AI platform: WAIve AI engine powered by Amazon Bedrock AgentCore for production AI agents.
• Container orchestration: Core infrastructure consolidation on Amazon EKS.
• Database modernization: RealGreen platform moving to a cloud-native database model on AWS.
• Performance target: Up to 3x improvement in platform performance.
• Cost target: Up to 50 percent reduction in infrastructure costs.
• Workload focus: Large-scale enterprise clients, private equity portfolios and field service consolidators.

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