See what those within the industry have to say about FeneVision ERP software solutions, and read the latest news about our ever-evolving company and its commitment to excellence.
Alex Ochoa and Horst Mertes
FeneTech’s Horst Mertes and Alex Ochoa speak about the IoT (Internet of Things) / Industry 4.0 and how software integration is changing glass fabrication. Check out their interview with Ellen Rogers of USGlass News Network.
Platinum sponsor FeneTech will present its software for glass fabricators and window and door manufacturers at Colombia Glass 2017 October 24-25 in Bogota, Colombia. Read more about FeneTech’s involvement at glassonweb.com.
“We shouldn’t have to conform our business to fit the software, and FeneVision allows us that flexibility.”
Businesses today are faced with all kinds of challenges. Simply surviving the competitive landscape that exists is tough enough, but actually thriving in it requires something extra. By focusing on the right combination of people and technology, United Plate Glass has done just that—and then some.
Located just northeast of Pittsburgh in Butler, Pennsylvania, United Plate Glass (UPG) is a family-owned and-operated company whose extraordinary growth throughout the past two decades has necessitated not only the addition of two new buildings, but the creation of a second facility in Lincolnton, North Carolina. From their start as an auto glass and boxed glass distributor, they moved into glass fabrication, and are at present a successful, full-fledged, state-of-the-art glass manufacturing facility. (more…)
In the March 14, 2017 edition of Window & Door Magazine, FeneTech CEO Ron Crowl makes an observation about employees who “go the extra mile”. Read about it here and think about ways that your company can find little ways to make a big difference.
Published in the January 2017 issue of USGlass Magazine is Katherine Coig’s article “Connecting the Dots: How Integrated Software Enhances Automation”. In it, she relies upon testimony from some of the world’s leaders in fenestration software (including FeneTech) who confirm that automation is the key when it comes to the future of the glass fabrication industry.
DWM Magazine’s Trey Barrineau recognizes the increasing role of women in fenestration. Among the group is FeneTech’s Ryan Anderson. Read more about Ryan’s role—not only here at FeneTech, but as a growing number of fenestration professionals who are breaking the barriers in a male-dominated industry.
FeneTech’s Ron Crowl on Graciousness in BusinessRead this week’s installment of Window & Door Magazine’s The Talk. In it, FeneTech CEO Ron Crowl shares his thoughts about how the holidays often brings out the best in all of us.
FeneTech’s lounge area where colleagues can gather and collaborate
The November issue of Glass Magazine featured FeneTech’s aesthetically pleasing and visually inspiring office space as a model for other companies wishing to retain good employees. Read about it here, and see why FeneTech is a great place to work.
“History has shown that we meet our stated commitments, and we know FeneVision will help us support this promise going forward”
Nestled among the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains lies Virginia Glass and Virginia Mirror, whose origins began 103 years ago as Virginia Mirror Company, supplying mirrors to the rapidly growing Virginia furniture business. The resounding success of Virginia Mirror and its expansion into a state-of-the-art silvering line led to the development of Virginia Glass Products in 1956, a subsidiary of Virginia Mirror Company.
