pgontkovic
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Currently work in the US at a private college. I introduced MS ACCESS to the office to record event registrations and attendees (they were previously using EXCEL). Use this information for headcount purposes, nametags, attendee count for various mini-events. Multiple people can look at the database. As not to overwhelm those that are not so ACCESS savey, I put "button" on a NAVIGATION form to click on at any point in time.
Previous to this, in 2002, I built an ACCESS database for a small property management company that helped organize them on what needed to done, who the customer was, and when the company had been paid. They used this up to 2011, and then moved to a more sophisticated, robust system. I feel like ACCESS gave them an idea of what could be done.
Prior to 2002, I learned and used ACCESS in various scenarios at a major communications business.
Previous to this, in 2002, I built an ACCESS database for a small property management company that helped organize them on what needed to done, who the customer was, and when the company had been paid. They used this up to 2011, and then moved to a more sophisticated, robust system. I feel like ACCESS gave them an idea of what could be done.
Prior to 2002, I learned and used ACCESS in various scenarios at a major communications business.
