Chris is the owner of an online retail start-up business. His company creates and sells specialized T-shirts, water bottles, and bumper stickers. He started his business out of his garage, and one year later he purchased a building. Now he employs more than 200 people. They fill hundreds of online orders each day that are delivered to thousands of people across the country. Initially, Chris's business used Microsoft Excel to take and track orders. Chris is very reluctant to change systems, but as his business grows, he needs a more powerful database tool. Chris wants your help to determine if his business should stay with Excel or switch to Access. In your discussion post, address the following:

• What is your recommendation to Chris?
• How can the business's needs be addressed by the system you recommend? (Focus on migration issues, remote user access, installation and maintenance costs, updates, and employee training.)
• What are the security issues that will need to be addressed, and how would you address them? (Focus on user access levels, physical access to the server infrastructure, and network limitations based on port and network.)

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Given the scale of Chriss business growth transitioning from Excel to a more robust database system like Microsoft Access would be highly beneficial H... View the full answer