Fronde stories

Seisma and Fronde will continue servicing clients across New Zealand and Australia, with a forward focus on growing the Seisma Group's presence in New Zealand.

Organisations must plan and execute cloud migration strategies carefully to avoid stalling at the 20% completion mark, according to Fronde.

Flexible work models and collaboration are key to attracting and retaining talent, says Fronde Australia MD Don McLean.

While the true costs of managing public cloud can get out of control if not managed correctly, finding staff with a specific skillset is difficult.

British firms urged to harness shadow IT, a covert digital revolution, to drive successful business transformation.

Fronde appoints Daniel Jurczyszyn as general manager of strategic alliances to strengthen partnerships and drive growth in Australia and New Zealand.

Effective collaboration is revolutionising businesses, says Fronde, with cloud-based tools facilitating real-time global teamwork and driving growth.

Many firms on tight budgets seek IT modernisation. Fronde's Mike Roxburgh advises investing in cloud solutions to reduce costs and drive innovation.

After a tough period, Fronde bounces back with a £1.42m profit, overcoming revenue dips with a strategic overhaul.

Fronde champions cloud solutions for retailers to innovate and meet the surging demand for personalised shopping experiences.

Fronde named NetSuite Solution Provider Partner of the Year for Asia Pacific & Japan for second consecutive year.

In order to overcome the risk of failure, organisations need to take a strong change management approach to cloud.

NZ's Fronde seals game-changing partnership with Vic's Carlton Football, eyeing growth and digital innovation.

Fronde earns Google APAC Partner of the Year, boosting cloud services in Asia Pacific with trailblazing Google for Work solutions.

SPCA and tech firm Fronde partner to streamline pet adoptions with a custom-built app, replacing paper-based system.

As tech evolves, IT roles transform, warns Fronde's James Valentine. Without upskilling in trends like cloud and DevOps, IT professionals risk obsolescence.

Cloud solutions are the answer to technology lock-ins, according to software company Fronde. Legacy IT investments hold organisations back.

Fronde Australia's managing director warns that bigger IT strategies can hinder a company's ability to operate effectively.

Fronde has clocked up a profit before tax of $1.2 million, with growth in the Australian market offsetting a contraction in the Kiwi business.

Victoria University has teamed up with technology firm Fronde to meet the demands of the university's online audience.