 There was a time, before computers, when we literally could not get our hands on the data we needed to make decisions. And now, 25-30 years later, we have so much data that we’re drowning in it.
As technology and software have evolved, the sheer amount of data we have to manage in our work place has increased exponentially. Anymore, it’s not uncommon to have multiple sources of data in any given office.
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 Introduction: IHS Alexander, Inc. in Simsbury, CT, represents international manufacturers of equipment and systems used to build or maintain power plants. Alex Bosso, the President of IHS Alexander, contacted me after reading one of my LinkedIn articles, Integrating Microsoft Outlook and Access. Alex had been searching for a way to beneficially integrate MS Outlook email content with Access memo fields.
 One very common data management problem is integrating and synthesizing data from multiple data sources. How many different sources of data do you have to work with? And how are all these data sources related?
 In general, Microsoft does a great job of providing integration capabilities between its products. Most folks, however, are not aware of all the fantastic opportunities to fully integrate MS Outlook and Access. Following are just some of the ways you can combine the capabilities of Outlook and Access:
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