In the lecture, we began exploring Microsoft Access. Access is what is known as a database management system (DBMS). It is utilized by firms due to its ability to effectively manage vast amounts of data, enabling them to track orders and deliveries, manage customer relationships, manage inventories and sales, keep track of employee payrolls and other human resource matters, and much more. - Microsoft Access is a "relational database," which means that the data are organized into a collection of related tables. Explain the benefits of using a DBMS for managing the growing pile of data your company needs to handle: - Give an example of how tables might be grouped and explain why this is useful in storing information