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With Microsoft Office 2013 set for release very soon (and after our look at the new mobile excel apps), we thought we'd take a look at some of the new features to be added to its Access software.
The database powerhouse has undergone an overhaul and not just aesthetically. More app-focused, easily shareable and with a revised back-end, Access 2013 is set to build and develop upon the now three year old incumbent, Access 2010.
If you'd like to learn how to use Access from scratch, come on our Beginner's Access Training Course or if you have some experience but would like to brush up on your skills, try our 1 day Advanced Access Workshop.
So what exactly is different about Access 2013 compared to previous versions? And will these differences make the user experience better or worse?
App-Based
The biggest new feature to be brought in with Access 2013 is the focus on a more app-based system.
What with the introduction of Windows 8 and Sharepoint's development into a realistic competitor to Google Drive and Dropbox, it's unsurprising that Access 2013 has such a focus.
In Access 2013 you'll be able to create an app (which can effectively be anything, but we'll assume an Access file!), upload it to Sharepoint and then allow access to anyone you like.
No extra login details are required; just those of the business'/users' Sharepoint account.
Andy Trainer
29 Jan 2013
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New technology develops at an alarming rate. Business gets more competitive by the day; demands for speed and quality require new thinking and revised processes. Here we list some current trends and challenges for project managers. Today’s project managers need to update their processes in line with business, customer and stakeholder expectations. Collaboration is a common theme. We offer APMG accredited PRINCE2 Training and MSP Training courses at our training centre in Brighton, but we can also come to your premises for training. Call us on 01273 622272 for a quote. |
Adoption of Collaborative Software Solutions
The use of collaborative technologies is on the rise. The use of Google Docsand SharePoint is becoming more commonplace. Virtual workers and projects require efficient ways of communication and collaboration.
Automatic and central distribution and control of documents has never been easier.
Agile Project Management
As projects become increasingly complex, project managers need to be increasingly flexible. Businesses and organisations are beginning to adopt Agile Project Management practices and combining them with traditional project management. Many are using Agile to inform and develop a new set of strategies for coping with projects, adapting methods for team collaboration and communication.
Agile Project Management Training enables you to gain Agile Practitioner Certification, enabling you to successfully manage Agile projects.
Andy Trainer
23 Mar 2012
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