The paradigm hides the details of hyperlink addresses and processing. This means that even new or occasional users can begin browsing from document to document. The browsing software and optional enhancements are widely available and low in cost. This means that the price for Web access and supporting software will be kept low by vendors vying for the 40-60 million users and the 13 million servers currently in use. What this means is that many of today's obstacles to data access will be eliminated by the WWW's low cost technology.
Engineers can finally imagine projects where data delays are near zero.
For projects, engineering websites greatly improve the access to data and, with proper design, support other modes of collaboration as well. A Quick Example We will now produce a quick example in Microsoft Access '97. We will now add a few entries to populate the database. In the table view, open the database. We are only demonstrating how easy it is to generate a home page.