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Information Systems Management unit III discussion
THIS PART IS DUE SATURDAY
Research organizational benefits of using databases and DBMS's (see Suggested Reading or use the Online Library). Supplement your research with a review of your lessons, and then, apply this research to the discussion board. Respond to the following statements. Include your research and personal experiences as part of your answers.
- Discuss at least two reasons organizations use databases and DBMS's.
- Discuss one advantage a database has over a spreadsheet.
- needs to be 250 words at least
RESPOND TO THE FOLLOWING BELOW THIS PART IS DUE TUESDAY.
A DBMS is software that interacts with the user to analyze the data that is inside of a database (Anjard, 1994). Database Management Systems are the new wave of the future of technology. Advantages of a Database Management System for organizations to utilize is the location of is within the software chain providers data independence (Anjard, 1994). Data can be stored in one location and accessed by many different systems (Anjard, 1994). Another advantage is the software masks within the database management system provides data integrity economies of scale (Anjard, 1994). One of the main advantages of a database over a spreadsheet is data from multiple programs are fields can be implemented into a database, and a spreadsheet is only one program (Anjard, 1994).
My experience with database management systems is very extensive. I have worked with Microsoft Access for about 7 years now. I have experience in the products Microsoft Office has to offer, but I have found the Microsoft Access is the most useful. I have to enter in employees names that need to be used in several different databases. I can enter a person to setup a birth day calendar, and I can also have them setup on a work schedule in the same database. It is a very useful tool, and has helped me stay organized for several years now.
Anjard, R. P., Sr. (1994). The basics of database management systems (DBMS). Industrial Management + Data Systems, 94(5), 11.
