These days everything new and interesting seems to be web-enabled. From email to ERP, everyone is going to the web. So it's interesting to note that a company like Google, heavily centered in the online world, offers a client-based application to manage pay-per-click (PPC) advertising campaigns. While rich internet applications continue to evolve and replace traditional desktop apps, it's good to know even Google recognizes the value (and necessity) of client-side apps.
For that very reason, Access 2010 will hold value where low- to mid-level complexity tasks are accomplished in a web client, and high-complexity (or processor intensive) activities are handled by power-user client applications.
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Thursday, April 8, 2010
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Getting Ready for Microsoft Access 2010
Several pages with overview information about Microsoft Access 2010, including an overview of the new Access Services and Access Services System Requirements
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