It was introduced as a means to access the file server located in the office and work sites from the iPad!
We would like to introduce a case study of the implementation of "Gate4Mobile" at Takenaka Corporation. The company faced issues such as "the inability to use Windows shortcut functions on the iPad," "able to reference files but unable to store them," and "no applications available that can ensure stable operation for enterprises." Therefore, they introduced our product. Now, they can share information seamlessly between their internal computers and the file servers at various work sites, regardless of whether the file servers are for internal use or located far away. [Case Study] ■ Implementing Company: Takenaka Corporation ■ Implemented Product: Gate4Mobile *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Utilization Effects】 ■ Access to all file servers, including remote work sites from both inside and outside the company, has become possible. ■ Operations on the iPad now allow for the use of Windows shortcuts and file storage, enabling file operations similar to those on a traditional computer. ■ Photos taken at work sites can now be uploaded to the file server immediately. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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We, Tripod Works, are a company that provides simple and user-friendly IT solutions by merging the value of hardware and software. As a proven company chosen by over 20,000 customers in Japan, Tripod Works aims to deliver satisfaction to our customers by developing tools that many companies can use "easily" and "with peace of mind," and by shaping them into new forms that have never existed before.