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PaaS on Google – more services, more opportunities

Posted by James Valentine on May 28th, 2010

Last 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

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VMforce cloud – the Sky’s the “Limit”

Posted by Stephen Chan on April 28th, 2010

With 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

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Tips for Architecting Cloud Solutions

Posted by James Valentine on September 18th, 2009

I 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

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Agile delivery – the key to unlocking value

Posted by Martin Bridges on July 21st, 2009

Times are tough. Barely a day goes by without another news story about the global economic crisis. Whether you call it a recession, a depression, a correction or something else ending in ‘-ion’ it

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Spring in May @ Fronde

Posted by Paul Armstrong on May 25th, 2009

This month Fronde is pleased to announce the partnership of Fronde and SpringSource.  Fronde has a number of partnerships, but that does not mean to say we are free and easy.  We choose our partner

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Business analysis and SCRUM development

Posted by Rochelle Glover on May 18th, 2009

Over the past few years, the rise in popularity of SCRUM has raised many questions as to how agile works in practice.  One of the recurring questions has been: is there a place for the business analy

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