The high cost performance, one of the best in the industry, is appealing!
"NEXTa Meishi" is a business card management application for corporate entities that allows employees' business cards to be managed by the company and shared as information assets. It features operator-free business card scanning, a powerful filtering search function like a search engine, the convenience of registering up to 100 business cards at once, and prevention of unauthorized logins due to impersonation that threatens security. It is not only reasonable but also attractive due to its excellent performance and necessary and sufficient features. By using this product, you can experience overwhelming cost performance. 【Features】 ■ Efficient management of business card information ■ Smooth sales activities through information sharing ■ Viewing and registering business card information while on the go *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Features】 ■ Learning business card management ■ Automatic deduplication ■ Career display ■ Public/Private ■ Tagging ■ Note-taking ■ Project/Contact management ■ Sales efficiency improvement ■ Bulk email sending *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Recommended for the following people】 ■ Want to easily start sharing information ■ Don't know where to begin with sales support tools *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Our company offers three services: newspaper production and printing, booklet production and printing, and digital business. In addition, we are actively venturing into new businesses based on newspaper printing, such as our IT division (T-NEXT) for app development, location services (T-Roke) for television program and commercial filming support, and our online shopping business (T-BOX). While we recruit talent from renowned overseas institutions such as the Indian Institute of Technology, our editorial creative group "T-pro" includes many experienced editors, including former editors-in-chief of Sunday Mainichi, aiming for further expansion of our operations.
