O ur company uses Microsoft Access for all different reasons. For one, our company uses access as a marketing tool. We compile all of our customer data, such as age, name, number, address, and the number of items they have bought our products. With this data we can see what demographic is most willing to buy our products and market more efficiently. Microsoft Access is also a powerful tool for linking data together. Our company makes queries to combine data from various tables into an organized data field. Access helps us keep track of our inventory as well, and allows us to see what furniture we have a shortage of and what supplies we have a surplus of.
