We provide thought leadership to business owners and IT leaders around delivering the next generation of IT services and applications with architectural simplicity. Building a private and hybrid cloud requires the adoption of an application approach with a software defined strategy, rather than an infrastructure approach.

MIS3 Inc. helps define and build an Invisible Infrastructure framework focused on 3 guiding principles:

1. Make storage INVISIBLE

2. Make virtualization INVISIBLE

3. Make the public cloud INVISIBLE

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CIO's are no longer only service providers but business leaders, time to change is now....

Technology should simply work with the least amount of manual intervention.

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MIS3 Inc. and our Next Generation Infrastructure Technology partners make the entire physical and virtual infrastructure stack invisible using Infrastructure as Code and complete automation.

Multi-Cloud Approach drives Invisible Infrastructure

Multicloud isn't just about tacking on another cloud to an existing deployment; it's about delivering infrastructure that is essentially invisible to the user. In single-cloud environments, these properties are only partially met, but multicloud can bring the reality of this invisible infrastructure to life.

MIS3 Inc. will help you Simplify the Infrastructure Stack

In today’s world of software-defined everything, edge computing and cloud-native applications, it’s expected that infrastructure is available, reliable, secure and compliant. 

Where is the fastest access point for my data

The shift in focus from the hardware side (“Do I have enough storage space for my data") What’s the lifecycle like on those servers and how much will it cost to replace them. 

Focus on what’s missing from my application to make it more functional for my end users. The goal is to keep developers focused on development instead of infrastructure management, allowing them to decrease production cycles and move faster.

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Invisible infrastructure doesn't mean its not important, actually the role of infrastructure and its location will be more important than ever. 

Next Generation Infrastructure

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