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How AstraZeneca uses AWS Bedrock

1,000 users

“is scaling the solution to over 1,000 users”

As published on aws.amazon.com. Checked by usedby on Oct 9, 2026.

What happened

AstraZeneca built Development Assistant, a multi-agent tool on Amazon Bedrock Agents that lets clinical, regulatory, safety and quality teams ask natural language questions and get answers from structured and unstructured data. A supervisor agent routes each query to specialized subagents, and the system uses text-to-SQL generation with retrieval-augmented generation.

Summary written by usedby from the source page, in English. The figures are those of AWS Bedrock and AstraZeneca, not ours.

  • 6 months“AstraZeneca moved Development Assistant from concept to production in only 6 months”

Working alongside the AWS team, AstraZeneca moved Development Assistant from concept to production in only 6 months, including cybersecurity and AI governance checks, and is scaling the solution to over 1,000 users.

From the page. aws.amazon.com

Amazon Bedrock provided a multi-agent architecture that essentially gives us the flexibility and scalability we were lacking before

Vaishali Goyal, senior director of R&D IT, AstraZeneca. Source

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