Our Company

MirrorPlus Technologies was founded by "Rahul Roy" in 1996.

MirrorPlus Technologies is a wholly owned subsidiary of American Reprographics Company (ARC), and functions as its software development arm. ARC is the largest provider of E-Commerce business solutions in the Reprographics industry.

MirrorPlus renders reprographics software solutions through PlanWell, a product designed and developed as the largest online documentation management and distribution exchange for the U.S. construction industry. In addition, MirrorPlus has also developed the electronic work order (EWO), the common platform for online reprographics ordering outside of PlanWell.

Compaq and Microsoft provide hardware and software respectively for a sophisticated Distributed Computing Network and Server Farm linking more than 64 divisions and 164 locations in US, Canada and England providing them with day-to-day operations, management and training support.

MirrorPlus Technologies is home for a growing number of highly skilled software, database and networking professionals. Included at this site are a LAN/WAN operating center, a remote database management center and DBA monitoring room, conference rooms and a state-of-the-art training facility with capacity for 40 students. The facility also serves as the network-operating center (NOC) and data center for ARC’s proprietary network and growing suite of online customer services.

Rahul Roy, CEO of MirrorPlus Technologies and Chief Technology Officer (CTO) for ARC says "Thousands of customers must have access to ARC’s online offerings simultaneously, so we needed an operating system capable of handling heavy loads. We also wanted to be in a position to put the new system through rigorous tests before the cutover. After some serious research we selected Compaq and Microsoft because we were looking for technology partners who could put all of the pieces together to deliver a robust, mission-critical and integrated solution."

Suri Suriyakumar, president of ARC says "This easy-to-use, yet extremely sophisticated, online service eliminates paper order processing, cutting turnaround time to hours instead of days."

In March 2001, MirrorPlus Technologies contracted with the Microsoft Technology Center (MTC) in Silicon Valley to conduct a three-week simulated traffic test of its converted database systems and make recommendations or offer solutions if any problems were found.

Peter Boit, Vice President of E-Commerce at Microsoft and head of the company’s MTC efforts says "The MTC provided a place where Microsoft and Compaq could understand ARC’s requirements, hear their concerns and deliver the services they needed in an accelerated and focused fashion."

Compaq Computer Corporation has a strategic marketing alliance with ARC to provide $10 million over two years in enterprise infrastructure technology and services to support the company’s new PlanWell construction documentation platform and world-class data center.

Bill Weaver, Vice President, U.S. Sales for Compaq Computer Corporation says "Together, Compaq and Microsoft offer the breadth and scope of IT expertise that will enable ARC to integrate new technology that is highly scalable, reliable and can provide the performance and database security that its customers require."