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Fronde breathes in Google Atmosphere
Posted by damien.kelly on April 27th, 2012Wouldn’t it be good to have a SimCity in the real world?
Posted by luke.kershaw on April 27th, 2012Cast your mind back 23 years to 1989... It was the end of a rather forgettable decade of big hair, bad music and outrageous clothing. It heralded the beginning of the post–Cold War period and the
Initial Impressions of Salesforce
Posted by Megan Heyward on December 23rd, 2011Megan is one of our newest Frondies and offers her impressions of one of our oldest cloud offerings. I am new to Fronde and am excited to be here. Fronde has had tremendous growth over the
Living the Dreamforce
Posted by Paul Armstrong on September 7th, 2011I have just been lucky enough to spend the week in San Francisco at the annual Salesforce Dreamforce event. With 45,000 attendees this was the biggest IT event of its kind, ever; and when you're deep
Fronde to Assist Canterbury Businesses
Posted by Helen Mills on March 15th, 2011Fronde to Assist Canterbury Businesses by Offering Free Google Apps Services Canterbury businesses can now take advantage of free cloud-based email, documents, and other services to get back in b
Cloud Architecture
Posted by Paul Armstrong on December 21st, 2010Much has been made of the fact that cloud computing is many things to many people. Unlike technologies and solutions that have gone before it, no standard or vendor can claim to define or own the clou
Getting Started with Cloud Development
Posted by James Valentine on November 26th, 2010One great aspect of cloud computing is that many providers offer free entry level access to their platforms. This allows developers to get started with low costs and experiment with the different clou
Is Microsoft in the cloud?
Posted by Andrew Bennett on October 21st, 2010Background In early 2010, Steve Ballmer announced that Microsoft is betting its future on the cloud. He quantified this by saying that 70% of Microsoft's 40,000 employees are working on cloud relat
PaaS on Google – more services, more opportunities
Posted by James Valentine on May 28th, 2010Last week saw a steady stream of big announcements out of Google I/O. Of particular interest are the announcements relating to Platform as a Service: API for Google Latitude: a programmatic way
VMforce cloud – the Sky’s the “Limit”
Posted by Stephen Chan on April 28th, 2010With Salesforce.com and VMware's recent announcement of the "world's first Enterprise Java cloud" comes another opportunity to re-assess how we build, deploy and run our Java code in the cloud. Having
More unconferencing in Wellington – NZ Google Barcamp and CloudCamp
Posted by Desiree Purvis on March 11th, 2010Whew! Things are really humming here in Wellington! No sooner did we finish saying Goong Hei Fat Choi to kick off the Year of the Tiger, than the beat of drums on the water signalled frantic padd
Top 10 for 2010
Posted by Carolyn Berridge on December 23rd, 2009"Prediction is very difficult, especially about the future" - Niels Bohr, Danish Physicist A few weeks ago we asked Fronde's top thinkers for their predictions for 2010, both in the IT industry and
Cloud Computing: the Implications and Opportunities
Posted by James Valentine on November 6th, 2009On Thursday I presented at KANZ 2009 - the Korea, Australia and New Zealand Broadband summit - on the implications and opportunities of cloud computing. I've uploaded the slide deck onto SlideShare, a
Tips for Architecting Cloud Solutions
Posted by James Valentine on September 18th, 2009I recently presented to the local office of a multi-national my thoughts on cloud computing. The presentation title given to me (thanks Paulo!) was "Solution Architecture and Cloud Computing - the goo
The Cloud Computing Continuum
Posted by James Valentine on August 26th, 2009"Cloud Computing" - it means different things to different people. To help clarify things, I've come up with a "cloud continuum" that better describes the different offerings that are out there.
The Virtual Datacenter has arrived!
Posted by Simon Bodecott on April 29th, 2009While Cloud Computing and SaaS (Software as a Service) grab the headlines, a quiet revolution has been occurring within the local datacenter - virtual infrastructure. You can now build "private" clo
What’s all the Hadoop about MapReduce?
Posted by Paul Armstrong on April 20th, 2009If you wanted another reason to realise that cloud computing is different, then see Amazon’s Elastic MapReduce. "Amazon Elastic MapReduce automatically spins up a Hadoop implementation of the MapR
Java arrives on Google App Engine
Posted by James Valentine on April 15th, 2009Google has recently announced that its App Engine can now run Java applications. This is an exciting announcement for myself and Fronde given I am a Java developer and Google is our partner. With
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