PIOLINK 'TiFRONT' is the layer 2/3 switches those are managed by cloud hosting method. Engineers can install equipment remotely, analyze faults, and restart equipment.

It has a zero-touch installation (ZTI) function, which automatically installs without any input. Anyone other than an engineer can install it because it is set up like a TV set-top box without complicated CLI input.

PIOLINK provides three types of zero-touch installation: automatically receiving IP, using smartphone tethering, and using USB storage media. These functions are patented.

With this zero-touch installation function, PIOLINK built more than 1,000 switches on 700 sites distributed to local governments' cities, districts, counties and affiliated organizations in just three minutes last year. Under the existing method, engineers should visit the client company and take at least 20 minutes to install each, adding 700 working travel time. However, the TiFRONT switch was sent to each site by courier to reduce travel time, and a cable construction worker with no network knowledge could finish by simply plugging a LAN cable into the switch.

And even if you don't go to the scene, you can respond to the disability. Previously, they had to go to the site without knowing the cause of the disorder and analyze the ping or traceroute. There might have been times when he went on a business trip to the provinces late at night and came back with only a loose LAN cable plugged in, or when he solved the problem simply with a switch reboot. However, TiFRONT is highly satisfied with the engineer's use because it can handle all of these functions remotely.

PIOLINK TiFRONT provides security, including easy installation and fault response, as well as blocking the spread of ransomware. Korea is set up in public institutions and companies with branches across the country, while the Japanese market is serviced through IT management operators. It is expanding its market by establishing distribution, franchise companies and public institutions that operate branches and stores across Japan as well as small companies without IT managers.