January 30, 2003
Fortune Small Business: The Right Database for Your Business
My spin: What a great piece by FSB...
Q. What is the best database application for a small service company to use? Would it be Microsoft Access, FileMaker Pro, or something else?
A. Whether you have one employee or 100, the right database can help you run your company more effectively. But which database application best suits your business depends on a number of variables. Among the questions to ask: Do you have enough technical expertise to create and manage the database on your own? What will you need the database for -- and how will those needs change in the next few years? (full story)
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