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IBM Lotus Approach

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Lotus Approach is the award-winning relational database designed to manage, analyze and report on business information. It offers breakthrough ease of use, unprecedented cross-product integration, connectivity, and outstanding power and analysis capabilities.

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IBM Lotus Approach was added to AlternativeTo by mer30hamid on Jul 26, 2011 and this page was last updated Sep 9, 2022.

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Best integration of spreadsheet / "worksheet" and database design - like no other software.

What is IBM Lotus Approach?

Lotus Approach is the award-winning relational database designed to manage, analyze and report on business information. It offers breakthrough ease of use, unprecedented cross-product integration, connectivity, and outstanding power and analysis capabilities. Computing features maximize the sharing of information in the organization. Approach offers tight integration with Lotus Notes, making it an excellent tool for reporting on, analyzing and updating Notes data. Approach lets users seamlessly connect to all data, whether it is stored in dBASE, DB2, Oracle, Lotus Notes or almost anywhere else.

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