Nedgraphics' to Take Customers On-line With E- Products
January 2, 2001
New York, NY — The NedGraphics software company, which has provided Computer Aided Design systems to the textile and related industries for more than 20 years, now has all the components to take its customers to the World Wide Web, according to a company press release.
Since the formation of a dedicated E-commerce division in early 1999, NedGraphics has been working towards an Internet-based solution. The company has also reportedly forged agreements with Boom Interactive, PH Design, and Green Dino in order to augment their existing visualization and 3D technology offerings.
NedGraphics supplies integrated software solutions for the textile industry. The NedGraphics software computerizes the process from the design and the 3-dimensional presentation, right to the control and management of the production process.
In response to growing demand by its customers for products that optimize the marketing, sales and production processes, NedGraphics has created Internet-based software applications DesignCOM, Vision Easy Map, and the organization of related services. These will be offered to textile producers and their retail channels, but also to other parts within the chain, such as furniture and automotive producers.
The company refers to DesignCOM as a "state-of-the-art digital archiving, communication and visualization solution for the textile, apparel, home furnishings, and surface design industries" that is driven by the Web.
Thousands of designs can be archived on the database, according to NedGraphics. Searches, queries and detailed reports of designs can be generated via the Internet, intranet or extranet any time.
Vision Easy Map Product Profile
Vision Easy Map is a 3D virtual product texture-mapping program and the visualization component of DesignCOM3D. (Texture mapping refers to the photo-realistic rendering of designs, colors, surfaces, textures and patterns onto photographs and other images.) It can be used alone, within the DesignCOM database, or it can be utilized in Web portals and Websites as a virtual merchandising/marketing solution.
For more information about NedGraphics, log on to www.nedgraphics.com
Since the formation of a dedicated E-commerce division in early 1999, NedGraphics has been working towards an Internet-based solution. The company has also reportedly forged agreements with Boom Interactive, PH Design, and Green Dino in order to augment their existing visualization and 3D technology offerings.
NedGraphics supplies integrated software solutions for the textile industry. The NedGraphics software computerizes the process from the design and the 3-dimensional presentation, right to the control and management of the production process.
In response to growing demand by its customers for products that optimize the marketing, sales and production processes, NedGraphics has created Internet-based software applications DesignCOM, Vision Easy Map, and the organization of related services. These will be offered to textile producers and their retail channels, but also to other parts within the chain, such as furniture and automotive producers.
The company refers to DesignCOM as a "state-of-the-art digital archiving, communication and visualization solution for the textile, apparel, home furnishings, and surface design industries" that is driven by the Web.
Thousands of designs can be archived on the database, according to NedGraphics. Searches, queries and detailed reports of designs can be generated via the Internet, intranet or extranet any time.
Vision Easy Map Product Profile
Vision Easy Map is a 3D virtual product texture-mapping program and the visualization component of DesignCOM3D. (Texture mapping refers to the photo-realistic rendering of designs, colors, surfaces, textures and patterns onto photographs and other images.) It can be used alone, within the DesignCOM database, or it can be utilized in Web portals and Websites as a virtual merchandising/marketing solution.
For more information about NedGraphics, log on to www.nedgraphics.com