How do I share information between my Asus laptop and my Ipad?

I have an Asus laptop with Windows 8 and I am trying to have information that I have saved on my Ipad for business to be automatically sent to my laptop and vice versa. Is that possible?

What sort of information? Contacts can be shared to/from Outlook on the Asus to the iPad.
For documents, use Dropbox or similar service. kindle app is available for both platforms and
can keep reading material in sync (there may be other apps that do the same, but I use kindle
so know that syncing occurs).
If this does not cover what you are attempting, please post more details so someone may
offer a solution.

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<pre style="
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font-size: 10px;
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