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Introduction Marketers should keep the price factor in mind when a product is part of the product mix. They should continuously modify the price-setting criteria so that they can remain competitive in the market. Product mix pricing is the process of setting the price that maximizes the profit on the total mix. Pricing is difficult because different products have different demand and cost relationships, and are open to varied degrees of competitiveness. Now there are different situations for product mix pricing. Let's discuss them one by one − Product Line Pricing So in this pricing model, companies generally develop ... Read More

Introduction Let's first define what brand elements are. So brand elements are the elements that give a trademark to a particular product. It makes the brand distinguishable from the rest of the lines of the same product in the market. Every customer can identify that particular product from the rest. So brand elements are the features of the product that identify and differentiate the brand. For example, Nike has a different swoosh logo with the encouraging just do it slogan, and the name is chosen because it is taken from the name of the winged goddess of victory. Marketers ... Read More

Introduction In an era marked by growing environmental concerns and the need for social responsibility, sustainable management has emerged as a crucial aspect of organizational success. It goes beyond profit maximization and focuses on integrating environmental, social, and economic factors into business strategies. This article delves into the significance of sustainable management, its benefits, and practical approaches for implementing it within organizations. Understanding Sustainable Management Sustainable management entails the efficient utilization of resources while minimizing negative environmental impacts and ensuring social well-being. It recognizes that businesses operate within a complex web of interconnected systems, and their actions can have ... Read More

In this article, you will discover the distinction between layered and monolithic operating systems. But before we get into that, it's important to understand the benefits and drawbacks of monolithic and layered operating systems. What is a Monolithic Operating System? A Monolithic Operating System is a straightforward operating system where the kernel directly manages file management, device management, process management, and memory management. It is also known as a monolithic kernel. This type of operating system is considered outdated and was used in banks for tasks like batch processing and time-sharing. The monolithic kernel controls all physical components through ... Read More

Data management that allows to access data from devices is the main problem. The mobile database allows applications to access data from devices even when on the move. It is a database that connects devices over a wireless network. Here, the client and server have a wireless connection. The wired connections have the entire database distributed with full or partial replication. Fixed hosts are there to perform data management with the help of database servers. Base stations are present at fixed locations to pass communication with the mobile units to and from the fixed hosts. Issues that arise in ... Read More

Catalogs are referred to as database systems that contain information about objects present in the database itself or the database itself that contains metadata of a distributed database. Catalog management is to be handled effectively as it will affect the performance of site autonomy, view management, and data distribution and replication. Distributed catalog management knows the data distribution across the sites. If any fragmentation and replication of relation occur, then with the help of a distributed catalog, we can uniquely find the replica of each fragment. Global relation name is shown as , and Global replica name is ... Read More

Making the best option for the organisation's Database Management System (DBMS) is crucial since it may have a big influence on the business's operations and financial resources. When choosing a DBMS, a number of variables come into play, including technical concerns, organisational politics, and economic issues. We may make an educated choice that is in line with the financial objectives and needs of the organisation by being aware of these economic considerations. Factors to Consider Software Acquisition Cost The cost of a software purchase is one of the main economic aspects to consider when selecting a DBMS. This refers ... Read More

DBMS (Database Management System) is used for effective management of data. It enables multiple users to access the same data without compromising its consistency and integrity. A Challenge in DBMS is locking, which is used to prevent multiple users from accessing the same data simultaneously. In this article, we will discuss a detailed discussion on multiple granularity locking. Multiple Granularity Locking Multiple granularity locking is a locking mechanism that provides different levels of locks for different database objects. It allows for different locks at different levels of granularity. This mechanism allows multiple transactions to lock different levels of granularity, ensuring ... Read More

The rapid pace at which things are happening in front of our eyes is causing us to become more vulnerable to change. This is not just affecting our daily lives; it’s also causing the business world to become unstable. Every organization should pay attention to its business process management (BPM). This is a process that every company should adopt in order to create, analyze, and improve its core business processes. It is a short description of how a company creates and edits processes that are predictable. One of the most critical factors that businesses consider when it comes to ... Read More

Traditional marketing is the practice of promoting products and solutions via conventional media, which includes newspaper ads, posters, radio, and television advertising, postal mail, and telephone. It is a wide phrase that covers a variety of marketing initiatives that have been utilized to entice consumers for a long time. Traditional marketing, which aims at reaching a broad audience, is sometimes linked with widespread marketing. Instead of focusing on single people or groups, this kind of marketing seeks to create an argument that will appeal to a wide population. Traditional marketing methods have already been around for a while and ... Read More