Risk Management - No Longer Set

Cowpathing with Microsoft Access

How do you decide where to spend your software development dollars? Don't guess what your users need, let them show you with Access.

In queries, nested IIf statements are fast and (relatively) easy to write. The problem is they are nearly impossible to read.

What does delivering mail have to do with writing software applications? I'm glad you asked.

Behold, the world's greatest literary allegory since George Orwell penned "Animal Farm."

Wherein Anders Ebro demonstrates how easy it is to circumvent application-level security in an Access program.

Relying on application-level security to protect your data would be like using guard rails to keep out your enemies.

Committing to a major custom software development project is fraught with risk. Reduce that risk by prototyping in Access first.

Applying US Army risk management techniques to assess Microsoft Access application risk.

Take the test to see where your (or someone else's) Access application stands.