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Saturday, January 25, 2025Revolutionizing MS-Access Migrations with AI
At Antrow Software, we’ve embraced the power of ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot to bring faster, smarter, and more cost-effective solutions for migrating MS-Access databases to Web Apps and cloud platforms.
Here’s how AI is transforming the migration process:
- Lower Costs: Automation has significantly reduced development time, saving you money.
- Faster Results: Complex migrations are now completed in record time, minimizing delays.
- Improved Quality: AI ensures optimized, error-free solutions tailored to your unique needs.
- Focus on You: With smarter tools handling technical tasks, we can deliver a Web App that fits your business perfectly.
What’s in it for You?
By combining AI with our expertise, we’ve made it easier and more affordable to move your MS-Access databases to the cloud or Web App platforms like AWS or Azure. The result? Seamless access to your data and applications from anywhere, on any device.
In 2025, we look forward to continuing to provide innovative solutions to keep your business ahead.
Contact us today to learn how we can help you modernize your applications.
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Customer stories
Tuesday, March 7, 2023Author: Antrow SoftwareBrian was the owner of a small business that had been using a Microsoft Access database to manage their customer information for several years. However, as the business grew, the limitations of the Access database became more apparent. It was difficult to access the database remotely, and there were issues with concurrent user access and data security.
Brian knew that he needed to find a solution that would allow his team to access the database from anywhere, without sacrificing data security or performance. After some research, he came across Antrow software, a company that specializes in migrating Microsoft Access databases to web applications.
After discussing his needs with the team at Antrow software, Brian decided to move forward with the migration process. The team at Antrow software worked closely with Brian to ensure that the new web application met all of his requirements and was tailored to his business needs.
The migration process was seamless, with Antrow software handling everything from database structure to user interface design. They were able to migrate all of the data from the Access database to the new web application without any loss of data or functionality.
The new web application allowed Brian's team to access the database from anywhere, using any device with an internet connection. It also provided improved security features, including user authentication and data encryption.
Brian was thrilled with the results of the migration, and he quickly saw the benefits of having a web-based database. His team was able to work more efficiently, and the new system was much easier to use than the old Access database. Additionally, the new system allowed for easier collaboration between team members, which helped to improve overall productivity.
Overall, the migration to a web application provided Brian and his team with the flexibility, security, and functionality that they needed to take their business to the next level. Thanks to Antrow software, they were able to make the transition seamlessly and continue to grow their business with confidence.
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Thursday, May 18, 2023Author: Antrow SoftwareThere are a number of methods you may use to turn MS Access into a web application. Here are some of the more effective methods for doing this:
Tools for MS Access Database Migration to Web Applications: There are tools particularly made for MS Access database migration to web applications. These programs examine your Access database, extract the data and structure, and provide the code required to build a web application. Examples include Microsoft's Access Web App Migration Assistant.
rebuild the program: Another strategy is to use web development tools to manually rebuild the MS Access program so that it functions as a web application. Utilizing web frameworks like ASP.NET, PHP, or Python, this entails rewriting the database schema, redesigning the user interface, and putting the application logic into place. This strategy offers flexibility and permits modification in accordance with your particular needs.
Integration with SharePoint: If your company uses SharePoint, you may use the Access Services functionality to turn your MS Access database into a web application. You may publish your view database to SharePoint and use a web browser to view it thanks to Access Services. However, be aware that Microsoft is deprecating Access Services, and later versions of SharePoint no longer support it.
Cloud-based Database Solutions: Take into account moving your MS Access database to a cloud-based database service like Google Cloud SQL, Amazon RDS, or Microsoft Azure SQL Database. These solutions provide high availability, scalability, and web service access to your database. After that, you may create a web application that talks to the cloud-based database.
Use low-code development platforms, which include visual development tools and pre-built components, to quickly build online apps. These systems make it easier to create web applications with a database by offering drag-and-drop user interfaces. Microsoft Power Apps, OutSystems, and Mendix are a few examples.
Third-Party Conversion Services: Some businesses are experts at transforming MS Access databases into web applications. They provide services for web-based MS Access application analysis, migration, and modernization. These services often combine automated tools with hand-coded development processes.
Consider aspects including the complexity of your MS Access program, required amount of customisation, available development resources, and budget when deciding on the best course of action. Before making a choice, it is advised to do a full analysis of your unique needs and weigh the advantages and disadvantages of each strategy.