06.30.2009
CONCORD, Calif. — D-Tools Inc., the worldwide leader in system integration software, today announced that Kimber Kable, a leading US manufacturer of high performance audio/video cable has joined the D-Tools Manufacturer Vantage Point (MVP) Program, making its detailed product specifications directly available to users of D-Tools System Integrator software for use in their client engagements.

"The D-Tools MVP Program gives us an excellent platform to present our innovative cable products to some of the leading integrators and installers in the industry," said Nate Mansfield, Sales Manager for Kimber Kable. "We're pleased to work with D-Tools and look forward to providing our product data to the D-Tools user community."

The D-Tools Manufacturer Vantage Point (MVP) program is designed to help provide system integrators with product information directly from the manufacturer to over 2,500 companies using D-Tools System Integrator software. D-Tools MVP members are dedicated to helping companies streamline the design process and making it easier for system integrators and installers to provide accurate proposals to their clients.

"We're proud to name Kimber Kable as our newest MVP member," said Adam Stone, President of D-Tools. "Our MVP members understand that having the most up-to-date product specifications reduces the likelihood of mistakes and customer dissatisfaction, and helps the integrator community improve its overall project quality and efficiency."

D-Tools System Integrator software enables systems integrators and custom installation professionals to create detailed projects managed with automated proposals, scheduling, pick lists, purchase orders, drawings and additional documents that streamline the integrated installation of audio and video products. By using a single, shared project file, system integrators and custom installers can download free product information from D-Tools' comprehensive database of tens of thousands of products and their accessories, giving them the distinct advantage of designing systems using the most current product information, while saving hours of product research time.