Simsbury, Conn. – July 21, 2018 – DATACAD LLC announced today the newly-formed partnership with Alternate Angle Consultants Pvt. Ltd., a newly-formed distributor located in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. Alternate Angle will be responsible for all sales and support of the award-winning DataCAD® architectural CADD software in India.

The formation of a master Indian distributor will allow DATACAD to expand into a large, rapidly-growing market. Selling and supporting DataCAD locally provides a more-appropriate and more-affordable option for Indian architects who currently have few other choices for CADD software.

"Local distributors provide the focused marketing and user support that are essential to establishing a successful, long-term presence in international markets," said Mark Madura, President and CEO of DATACAD. "This new venture will allow DATACAD to increase its international market share significantly, and by providing a higher level of customer support, we will successfully compete with much larger software companies. Under the direction of Mr. Surve, Alternate Angle will be able to offer Indian architects, engineers, and contractors the most cost-effective CADD solution available."

About DataCAD Software
DataCAD is a professional-level, AEC CADD program for architectural design, photo-realistic rendering, animation, and construction document creation. Developed by architects and software engineers for architecture, DataCAD includes tools that make design and drafting easier, such as automated 2D/3D wall, door, and window creation, associative dimensioning, 3D visualization tools, Teigha®-based DWG translators, and DCAL™, an application development language for Delphi and C++ developers.

About DATACAD LLC
DATACAD LLC is an independent, privately held company that provides robust computer-aided design and drafting (CADD) solutions to architecture, engineering, and construction (A/E/C) firms. With more than 250,000 installations worldwide, DataCAD is listed as the second most widely used software by architects according to the most recent American Institute of Architects (AIA) firm survey.