Appistry
About This Organization
Appistry is the leading provider of application fabric software. Appistry's flagship product, Appistry Enterprise Application Fabric (Appistry EAF), is a software-based environment for running large-scale, time-critical applications across a network of commodity-grade computers, without sacrificing dependability or manageability. Pioneering the next-generation of grid computing, Appistry is enabling enterprises to quickly, easily and cost-effectively deploy and manage strategic applications, thus minimizing operational complexity and increasing business agility.
Appistry is the leading provider of application fabric software. Appistry's flagship product, Appistry Enterprise Application Fabric (Appistry EAF), is a software-based environment for running large-scale, time-critical applications across a network of commodity-grade computers, without sacrificing dependability or manageability. Pioneering the next-generation of grid computing, Appistry is enabling enterprises to quickly, easily and cost-effectively deploy and manage strategic applications, thus minimizing operational complexity and increasing business agility.
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| Contact Info: | 10845 Olive Blvd, Suite 260 St. Louis, MO 63141 Phone: 314.336.5080 Fax: 314.336.5086 General Info: info@appistry.com Sales: sales@appistry.com Support: support@appistry.com Jobs: jobs@appistry.com | ||
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