Databases
Build International Databases With Microsoft Access
By microsofttraining at 29 April, 2010, 12:00 am
Creating a complex database that pulls in information from across the globe is possible with Microsoft Access.
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Supersizing Your Databases Via Microsoft Access
By microsofttraining at 27 April, 2010, 12:00 am
As you begin storing important information in regard to the workings of your business it is helpful to be able to save all the data in one location. Microsoft Access gives you the option of creating vast databases that contain an array of files and attachments. For example, if you are trying to locate address details of a supplier on a table you no longer need to look elsewhere for this information, as it can be attached to records within databases.
Read More >>How Microsoft Access Grows With Your Company
By microsofttraining at 27 April, 2010, 12:00 am
When you begin collecting information in regard to your company you may like to rely on a programme that can help with organisation and analysis of data. Many fledging entrepreneurs are likely to have started off by making written records of the workings, plans and income related to their business.
Read More >>Speeding Up Data Entry With Browser And IE Macro
By chrisharmen at 17 April, 2010, 12:00 am
Data management is a vital business function for many industries ranging from financial services to distribution companies and everything in between. When working with large amount of data, many of the data entry functions have to be performed upwards of thousands of times, possibly every day as well. The cost for having data entrants performing these repetitious tasks every day quickly generates very large overhead costs.
Read More >>The Importance of Remote DBA Services To Your Business
By trycmcw at 4 March, 2010, 12:00 am
In our present business world, information is money. Your database is one of your company’s most important assets and you may be reluctant to trust such a valuable commodity to an outside provider. However the importance of your database is exactly why you should add remote DBA services to your organization’s IT toolset.
Read More >>Strengthening Databases With End User Automation
By chrisharmen at 23 February, 2010, 12:00 am
Data entry and management are core issues for many industries that utilize large amounts of customer accounts, process client transactions, and maintain and update records. With large amounts of data, even a simple action that may only require 5 seconds to perform but has to be done on 50,000 accounts quickly requires a large amount of manpower and costs to complete. End user automation of database tasks is the single most powerful tool that data managers have to keep information costs low while performing those tasks with maximum precision.
Read More >>Tape Backups: Are You Putting Your Data At Risk?
By Alpine at 20 February, 2010, 12:00 am
To begin with, in order to use tapes to backup your data you need to have a tape drive. Tape drives are data storage devices that read and write data stored on a magnetic tape. Think of a tape drive as if it were a tape recorder; instead of recording a conversation it writes and records data on a tape.
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