Data & middle tierMicrosoft SQL Server
Other relational databases:Middle-tier programming:Visual Basic.NET
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User interfacesMicrosoft AccessAccess is much more than a table- and query-building tool. It is an exceptionally easy to use and powerful programming system for:
- Prototyping or implementing multi-user data entry applications; - Viewing, analyzing, cleaning up data from a variety of sources; - Transforming and moving data between text files, relational databases, Outlook/Exchange email, web services, and more; - Creating printable or PDF reports with complex rule-based formatting or reproducing required layouts with full accuracy. Access is also the only front-end programming environment that has been stable and continuously working for more than 20 years. Unlike many other frameworks, this technology is supported by a strong committed vendor, and a large pool of experts is available to maintain Access applications. Microsoft ExcelMost businesses rely on Excel spreadsheets for tracking and reporting needs that other systems don't address yet. It is a powerful and familiar tool. But spreadsheets can get messy: without protection, formulas and data can be accidentally deleted. Without automation, data can be time-consuming to refresh. Without advanced Excel training, creating charts or interactive pivot tables can be a daunting task. If you are struggling with a complex set of spreadsheets, it may be more efficient to convert them into a database system. We can review what you have, and make the improvements you need.
TableauTableau is a graphically pleasing, interactive tool for exploring and presenting data. It is especially good for management dashboards that combine key performance indicators (KPIs) from a variety of sources. Its drill-down mapping capabilities and variety of charts and graphs also make it a user favorite.
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