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This seems to serve the same purpose as, e.g., Access. What is different about this?
by mtdewcmu 10y ago
This seems to serve the same purpose as, e.g., Access. What is different about this?
- bcg1 10y ago1) Your data is in the cloud, you do have do worry about controlling it yourself. 2) There is no perpetual license to worry about, only pay as long as you need your data. 3) Access allowed business people to muddle through creating database that IT hated to have to maintain... this is obviously different.
- peteretep 10y agoAccess on a Mac or mobile isn't there