IBM Lotus Approach is a database software that combines relational database capabilities with integrated office productivity tools. It allows users to organize, analyze, and share data across the organization.
IBM Lotus Approach is a discontinued Windows-based database software that was developed and sold by IBM Lotus Software in the 1990s. It combined relational database capabilities with integrated office productivity tools such as word processing, spreadsheet, e-mail, calendar, and time management.
Some key features of Lotus Approach include:
Originally launched in 1984 as Lotus Jazz for Macintosh, it was later renamed as Lotus Approach. It aimed to provide integrated data management and office productivity tools for business users. Over the years, several improved versions of Lotus Approach were released. However, with declining sales, it was eventually discontinued in 1997 as Microsoft Access became the leading database software.
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