Open Source Database Management Systems
Simply having a computerized database management system (DBMS) in no way guarantees that managers will properly utilize the data to provide the best solutions for an organization. A DBMS is simply a tool for managing data and desired results will only be attained when it is used effectively. Implementation of a DBMS will most likely have a profound impact throughout an organization and the selection process has three major considerations; technological, managerial, and cultural (Rob & Coronel, 2004 pp. 714-715).
Technological consideration includes selecting, configuring, implementing and maintaining the DBMS to make certain that data storage, access, and security are efficiently handled (Rob & Coronel, 2004 pp. 714-715). When introducing a DBMS, the managerial impact should not be taken lightly since the organizational structure must accommodate the individuals responsible for administering the DBMS. Mangers must be committed to the......
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