Can Samsung ATIV 32 bit OS, 1.80GHz, Windows 8 be networked for Remote access using Tier Medical software

Question

I was able to successfully download and connect to my employer's Tier Software.  I  tried to run the TIER training module and received an error message with a code number and problem with Tier.exe.  When I contacted our system
administrator as directed by this error message I was told that my screen was not big enough because it was a tablet and the screen is 10.1 inches. New Hires are required to have a computer or a laptop that runs The Tier Medical software purchased at
our expense.  There is no Full -time computer administrator.  I would like to encourage the employer to consider a consultation with a Tier consultant or computer consultant and what the approximate cost would be.  This could resolve my problem
and at least 2 other health service professionals the expense of buying a new computer.  Please advise me about some alternative solutions if there are any.

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