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After collaborating on all sorts of things with Mr. Go Daikatsu from Isabou Net, the result is... cold-weather protection!?

2023/02/17

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

Actually, a video was released the other day!

It's posted here.

"Isabou Net"

Isabou Net develops calculation software for slope stability analysis, ground anchors, and other applications.

This is a website operated by Godai Development, a software development company.

The Five Major Development Projects

At first glance, it seems geared toward consulting firms, but surprisingly, they’re actually implementing a variety of initiatives for construction companies as well.

We’ll continue to collaborate with Godai Development and Enta to provide slope contractors everywhere with,

We plan to create content that will be useful to construction consulting firms.

Development Now

The first installment is all about staying warm this winter! ?

It's kind of funny to say that, but I guess the idea is to just start with things close to home for now.

This is the first installment, but I hope that as we continue with the second and third installments, some kind of direction will start to emerge.

If any of you have specific topics you’d like to learn about, please feel free to let us know.

 

Whenever there’s an update on Isabou Net, we’ll also feature it on the Slope Management School site, so stay tuned!

 

I'll be appearing more often on YouTube channels related to the construction industry, so I look forward to your continued support.

 

See you later.

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