Answer:
Management
Explanation:
Because Microsoft Access includes not only the software needed to create a database but also the software needed to create forms, reports, data dictionaries, and other capabilities, it is often referred to as a Database Management System (DBMS). A DBMS is used to maintain data consistency by managing the storage and retrieval of the data. Microsoft access can create and administer a database and has query components that are analogues to most DBMS.
