FeneTech and Soft Tech Join Forces

Date: 19 January 2022
Source: fenetech.com
Soft Tech and FeneTech join forces in serving the market
Photo source
softtech.com

Date: 19 January 2022

Parent-company merger yields Window & Door Vertical group

Following Compusoft Group’s acquisition of Soft Tech last September and 2020 Technologies’ acquisition of FeneTech last October, both FeneTech and Soft Tech will be included in a Window / Door & Glass Vertical group.

Soft Tech’s Managing Director Tyron Ball is excited about working with FeneTech in 2022 and beyond. “Soft Tech and FeneTech products are already well-positioned to complement the existing solutions that both businesses have in the market today. But, our joint collaboration going forward in this space will bring new meaning to providing a best-in-class offering for the global window and door industry. We’re looking forward to the opportunities this new relationship will open up for us as a business, as well as for the industry,”

What does this mean for FeneTech? The Window / Door & Glass Vertical businesses—FeneTech and Soft Tech—will work together to provide a complementary and comprehensive product offering to the fenestration industry worldwide. What does this mean for FeneVision customers? Good news, according to FeneTech’s Managing Director Ron Crowl. “The collaboration between FeneTech and Soft Tech will allow us to generate more resources to enhance our ever-evolving family of software solutions and further strengthen our mission to provide the best products, service and support to each and every customer—every single day.”

 

600450 FeneTech and Soft Tech Join Forces glassonweb.com

Others also read

PiGs has been confirmed once again as a Supporting Organisation of the Glazing Summit, continuing its commitment to backing the one-day event for the second year running.
The products and technologies behind today’s building envelopes are changing rapidly, and so are the decisions architects and contractors need to make about them.
The question smaller fabricators are asking right now is, “Should we automate?” That is a fair question. Instead, you should be asking the better question, “Are we actually ready to automate?”
Starting September 1, 2026, Forel North America is relocating its Canadian operations to a new, larger facility in the Greater Toronto Area, in Vaughan, Ontario.
GTS has launched a new Sheffield innovation hub offering workspace, expertise and support to help materials and manufacturing innovators grow.
ECCC's Jamie Hulan outlined upcoming ENERGY STAR Canada changes and market transformation strategy at the FGIA Fall Conference.

Add new comment

From industry

Waterman Business Centre Suite 220, 44 Lakeview Drive
Scoresby VIC 3179
Australia

Polígono Lalín 2000
36512 Lalín Pontevedra
Spain

Ctra. Estación Km. 15.8
44415 Rubielos de Mora Teruel
Spain