Originally Published
PMPN April 2006
Web Sightings
Anver Corp.
www.anver.com
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A supplier of vacuum system components and vacuum material-handling equipment features a 3-D modeling capability on its Web site. A button that reads “2D/3D CAD Files” located at the top of the home page links users to a 3-D CAD library powered by 3DPartStream.net. The library allows users to search parts using several criteria, select parts and configure systems, view 3-D models and 2-D drawings, and download and insert configurations directly into their own CAD systems. By clicking on the literature icon at the bottom of the company’s home page, users can access PDFs of catalogs and brochures that include product specifications, pictures, diagrams, and component accessories.
DataLase (formerly Sherwood Technology)
www.datalase.com
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A company has redesigned and updated its Web site to reflect its changing market focus as well as its January 2006 name change. The new site provides an overview of the company, its market-ready solutions, and its shift from being a technology company to a total solutions provider. The site also includes information on the company’s proprietary laser-marking technology, DataLase. Users can view information on the company’s range of products for coding and marking applications, label replacement, and anticounterfeiting, as well as the company’s history. The company invites investors to log in to set up confidential discussions on secure areas of the site, and license partners can access product downloads and information on DataLase-hosted training sessions.
Norwood Marking Systems
www.itw-norwood.com
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The Web site for a supplier of thermal-transfer and hot-stamp printing equipment has been redesigned to feature more video clips, photos, and technical information about the company’s offerings. The new site was also designed to be easier to navigate so that users can quickly find the technical information they seek. Technical support, service, and parts can be requested through the site.
Phase II Medical Manufacturing
www.phaseiimed.com
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In an effort to further engage its customers and other businesses in the industry, a company has launched a new Web site that provides real-time information to users. The site’s contact form and on-line leads are integrated with the company’s existing client-management system, www.salesforce.com. Salesforce.com allows Phase II to manage every aspect of the customer life cycle, from initial contact to order fulfillment. The site also includes recent news and customer testimonials.
If you would like a Web site to be considered for this feature or if you are interested in providing a review of a site that you have found useful, please send information to editor Daphne Allen at daphne.allen@cancom.com.
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