20-20 TECHNOLOGIESInterior design dealers and furniture manufacturers have made 20-20 Technologies the world’s leading provider of computer-aided design, sales and manufacturing software solutions for residential and commercial markets.
20-20 is the largest company in the world offering a single integrated software platform for industry-wide use – from showroom to factory floor – that is tailored specifically to the interior design business and employed across all environments, desktop and web.
It continually invents and defines the state-of-the-art in interior design and manufacturing software, providing design, specification, photo-realistic rendering and 3D visualization for configurable products.
20-20’s software applications serve individual consumers, retail and online dealers, and furniture manufacturers, bringing greater efficiency to design, ordering, production and delivery. The Company empowers – with speed, unmatched catalog selection, and tremendously enhanced flexibility and capacity – every link along the interior design, sales, supply and manufacturing chain. 2008
Icovia, Londonderry, NH, provider of interactive, online space planning solutions for the home furnishings, real estate and interior design industry.
Planit* Fusion, formerly 20-20’s largest worldwide competitor, markets software products and services similar to those of 20-20 with 14 distributors active mainly in Europe. It offers interior design programs providing essential sales management tools to dealers, designers, retailers, homebuilders and remodelers that sell kitchen, bath and bedroom projects.
2007
Pattern Systems International (PSI), Mount Arlington, NJ. PSI develops computer software products for distribution through dealers and sales representatives designed for the cabinetmaker, architectural millwork and woodworking industries.
2006
Virtual Systems International (VSI), Raleigh, NC, develops, sells and integrates manufacturing software for a number of medium to large manufacturers in North America’s woodworking industry.
2005
MBI Software Company, Germany, focuses on developing, marketing and implementing software solutions tailored to the needs of the furniture manufacturing industry. Its products include ERP solutions, supplemented by applications such as workflow management and business intelligence.
DataOne Inc., Indianapolis, IN, develops, services, and sells layout, specification, and catalog creation software for contract furniture dealers, manufacturers, and facility managers of office furniture and case goods.
SmartFusion Software from eTechlogix Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Improvenet, offers complete multi-platform e-commerce product configuration geared for the millwork industry
MindAvenue Inc., Montreal, makers of the first complete solution for the creation and delivery of fully interactive 3D animation over the Web.
CMS Informatique, Cannes, France, provides engineering, production and sales tool software solutions for woodworking shops specializing in custom cabinets and casework, windows and doors, closets and storage spaces and staircases.
BuildRite Software, acquired from Stiles Machinery Inc., will be renamed and rebranded as 20-20 BuildRite. Both companies will continue to market 20-20 BuildRite as part of their joint end-to-end solutions for the woodworking industry.
2002
CAP, Grand Rapids, MI, a division of the McGraw Hill Co. Inc., the leading space-planning and specification software provider in North America.
SPI Software S.A., Rodez, France, provider of CAE and MRP offerings.
2001
Facet Inc., Hollis, NH, designer and distributor of Giza, a leading computer-aided sales software.
2000
Intellicon, Jacksonville, FL, leading developer and supplier of space planning and specification software.
(*) Planit is a trademark used under license from Planit Holdings Limited