Eclipse Software Information

Eclipse Software designs, develops, and deploys technology-based solutions for CAD and graphics professionals with a special emphasis on architecture, design, and construction. With a decade of experience and tens of thousands of satisfied customers, Eclipse Software is a leading provider of practical software solutions in the general CAD and A/E/C markets. The company's customers include many well known architectural and engineering firms as well as Fortune 500 companies such as Amoco, Boeing, General Dynamics, Ebasco Services, Disney, Ford, International Paper, Siemens, and Westinghouse. Originally founded in 1984 as SSC Softsystems, Eclipse was one of the original Registered AutoCAD Developers. Among the company's earliest products was a complete architectural design and drafting system for use with AutoCAD as well as software to link architectural drawings to external databases of building components. In 1986, the company introduced the industry's first background plot spooling program. Upon moving to Washington state in 1991 and changing the company name, Eclipse Software has continued to enhance its plot spooling products as well as developing sophisticated architectural modeling tools. As the CAD industry continues its dramatic growth, and AutoCAD continues to dominate the CAD industry, it becomes increasingly clear that users want low-cost, powerful, real-world software solutions. Eclipse Software is committed to providing these solutions. From its headquarters in Bellingham, Washington, Eclipse sells through the entire network of Authorized AuoCAD Dealers as well as providing sales, marketing, and technical support to a growing base of distributors, resellers, and end-users throughout the world. Additionally, several established OEMs incorporate Eclipse products and technologies into their systems. Eclipse's business philosophy is to provide its clients with long-term strategic benefits while delivering affordable products that support their business mission. Eclipse also recognizes its ...