I&#x27;m not sure I&#x27;d call it &quot;modern&quot; (or not) but typical strategies for getting away from MS Access:<p>- Move data into any DBMS (e.g. SQL Server, Oracle, IBM, Postgres, etc).<p>- Get a reporting solution that hooks into the DBMS (SQL Server Reporting Services, Power BI, Domo, Tableau, SAP Crystal Reports, IBM Cognos, et al).<p>- Reproduce the reports you have in Access in the reporting solution.<p>These reports CAN be delivered via HTTP&#x2F;HTML, or even created that way in some cases. But they can also deliver reports in static formats (Excel spreadsheets, PDFs, images, etc).<p>The power of MS Access is the reports building functionality (and forms which generate reports with bespoke values). You can actually point Access at a DBMS and it still remains a powerful tool.<p>Most companies won&#x27;t move away from MS Access in one go. They&#x27;ll move their data and then later move their reports, and most of the reason to move reports is to better centralise operations (no more Access file on Bob&#x27;s computer which Sam cannot access) and provide an improved remote access facility.