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Uses of Microsoft Access within a business

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by - delegate Dave bronze contributer [32 posts] (2007 Jul 17 Tue, 13:27) Reply

Hi,

Could you please advise me on what the main advantages of using a Microsoft Access Database would be with a business.

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RE: Uses of Microsoft Access within a business

by - trainer David gold contributer [428 posts] (2007 Jul 17 Tue, 15:26) Reply

Hi Dave,

The advantages of using Microsoft Access within a business are:
- you can quickly and easily get to your data
- you will need less physical storage space
- you can back up your data to ensure it is safe
- you can easily add, delete and edit data within Microsoft Access.

Hope this helps with you Microsoft Access database question.
David

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