provider Listing by Tag: developer

Amazon
Amazon is probably one of the best known web-based, or online, businesses in the world. Today, Amazon.com is a $15 billion business. However, Jeff Bezos, Amazon's Chairman and CEO, realized that it...

CohesiveFT
CohesiveFT is a provider of Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) that compliments virtualization and cloud computing platforms, whether public, private, or hybrid clouds. CohesiveFT's Elastic Server...

Engine Yard
Engine Yard has evolved from a managed hosting provider of Ruby on Rails applications to a full-fledged platform for Ruby on Rails application development, deployment and mangement. Their Platform as...

Force.com
Force.com is Salesforce.com's Platform as a Service (PaaS) that not only underpins their CRM solutions, it also enables customers, developers, and Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) to build their...

Google App Engine
Google entered the cloud platform arena with a bang after several years of speculation. In April 2008, they launched Google App Engine and, while the news wasn't unexpected, it did serve notice to...

Heroku
Geva Perry, in his blog Thinking Out Cloud, made an interesting observation that "...Ruby developers are the cloud generation." The Ruby language and Ruby on Rails, the application framework, are...

IBM
IBM has the breadth and depth from across it's business units -- software, hardware, and services -- to allow it to play a significant role in the advent of cloud computing. They have a wide range...

Joyent
Joyent started out by offering a platform that enabled collaboration with shared applications like email, contacts, calendaring, and file sharing. Today, they're a cloud computing provider offering a...

Kaavo
Kaavo provides Infrastructure as Service (IaaS) tools for building and managing applications in the cloud. Kaavo publicly launched its Infrastructure and Middleware on Demand (IMOD) solution in...

NetSuite
NetSuite is a provider of Software as a Service (SaaS) business applications that are completely integrated and include ERP/accounting, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), and E-Commerce. They're...