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“If the application is internal to the business, we would probably use Filemaker because it’s quicker to build and more flexible going forward,” Saunders says.
“If someone comes to us and doesn’t want an off-the-shelf system, they want something that suits their business and way of working which will change and evolve, Filemaker is ideal for that. We can do all that with web application, but Filemaker is quicker and richer.
Filemaker bundles up a relational database engine with tools to make it relatively easy to create graphical front ends and for users to modify it or generate reports.
FileMaker Pro 10 is available at an education discount price of $179.
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