AIMG Web Design for Bendheim Architectural Glass Lets Architects Store Glass Projects Online

Date: 2 August 2012
Source: www.prweb.com

Date: 2 August 2012

The website application designed by AIMG for world class specialty glass company Bendheim offers architects a way to not only source architectural and specialty glass online but to manage their glass projects from the Bendheim site.

Managing disparate aspects of a design project can be a cumbersome task,” said Joe DeMicco, CEO & Founder of AIMG. “The new website application we developed for the architectural division of Bendheim allows them to provide their design clients with a convenient way to store and organize glass selections by project, making it easy to archive and retrieve both past and current projects.Additionally, glaziers and contractors can easily track orders from the application.”

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