Thus, there's real ambiguity over usage of the term 'database' - a question frequently raised by both sides of communication is whether 'database' is presently being used to refer to the "forms where you/we type things in", the "place where the data is stored", or the whole system in general. 'Database' is frequently used to describe either. They're just about tech-savvy enough to know that the database is the actual data storage and not the form they input into, and there's some separation between the two, but not quite tech-savvy enough to understand what is meant by 'front-end' vs 'back-end'. One issue I frequently encounter is what to refer to the front-end as to users.
I routinely develop small data collection systems for a variety of purposes.
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