It's normal practice for companies to employ both business−to−business (B2B) and business−to−consumer (B2C) marketing strategies. Companies can be classified as either "business to business" (B2B) or "business to consumer" (B2C), regardless of whether they produce goods or sell them directly to the public. When we talk about "marketing, " we're referring to the method of promoting a product or service through the use of a third party. B2B stands for business−to−business and B2C for business−to−consumer transactions. A business−to−business (B2B) transaction occurs when one firm sells its goods or services to another. When a firm sells its wares directly to an ... Read More

It's normal practice for companies to employ both business−to−business (B2B) and business−to−consumer (B2C) marketing strategies. Companies can be classified as either "business to business" (B2B) or "business to consumer" (B2C), regardless of whether they produce goods or sell them directly to the public. When we talk about "marketing, " we're referring to the method of promoting a product or service through the use of a third party. B2B stands for business−to−business and B2C for business−to−consumer transactions. A business−to−business (B2B) transaction occurs when one firm sells its goods or services to another. When a firm sells its wares directly to an ... Read More

Demand for products and services shifts in response to changes in supply and price. Demand may be segmented in a variety of ways, including product usage, product kind, customer count, and supplier count. Individual and market−based demand, demand from industry and organizations, independent and derived demand, need for both durable and perishable commodities, and short−term and long−term demand are just some of the ways that demand can be segmented. In this article, we will analyze the variations between autonomous demand and derived demand. What is Autonomous Demand? The term "Autonomous demand" is used to describe the desire for a product ... Read More

The amount of money people spend fluctuates throughout time. The more disposable income a population has, the more it will spend. To put it another way, when people have a lot of money lying about, they tend to spend it on things that aren't quite necessary. On the other hand, when funds are tight, individuals prioritize survival over luxury purchases. We call spending that comes from inside and is not driven by any external factors "autonomous consumption, " whereas spending is motivated from without and is known as "induced consumption." This article will compare and contrast autonomous consumption with induced ... Read More

Introduction Cloud storage is a computing service paradigm that allows a user to access data stored in a remote location at any point in time on any device through the internet. As we see more and more companies shifting towards the cloud, they also have their own set of requirements and needs they use the cloud for. Depending on these needs, the cloud is divided typically into Private Cloud and Public Cloud. To understand the differences between private and public clouds, we first need to understand what they are and what they offer. What is Public Cloud? Essentially, public cloud ... Read More

YOLO and SSD are real-time object detection systems that possess significant differences, that have been listed below − YOLO (You Only Look Once) YOLO uses a neural network to help with real-time object detection. It became popular due to its speed and accuracy. It is considered a regression problem, where the algorithm looks at the object/s only once. There are algorithms associated with YOLO that achieve 155 FPS (frames per second). Image is divided into a grid, and every grid calculates class probabilities and bounding box parameters to determine the object in its entirety. It is an open-source detection ... Read More

TensorFlow TensorFlow is an open-source end-to-end platform to build machine learning applications. It was developed by researchers and developers at Google Brain. Let us now see the features of TensorFlow − Build and Train models easily − TensorFlow offers multiple levels of abstraction to make it quick for you to choose the correct one. Build and train models by using the high-level Keras API, which makes beginning with TensorFlow and machine learning easy. Eager execution lets immediate iteration and intuitive debugging. For large ML training tasks, use the Distribution Strategy API for distributed training on different hardware configurations without changing ... Read More

In this article, you will understand the significant differences between Tensorflow and Keras libraries.TensorFlowTensorFlow is an open-source end-to-end platform to build machine learning applications. It was developed by researchers and developers at Google Brain. Let us now see the features of TensorFlow − Build and Train models easily − TensorFlow offers multiple levels of abstraction to make it quick for you to choose the correct one. Build and train models by using the high-level Keras API, which makes beginning with TensorFlow and machine learning easy. Eager execution lets immediate iteration and intuitive debugging. For large ML training tasks, use the ... Read More

In this article, you will understand the significant differences between Tensorflow and Theano libraries.TensorFlowIt is an open-source end-to-end platform to build machine learning applications and was developed by researchers and developers at Google Brain. Let us now see the features of TensorFlow − Ecosystem of powerful add-on libraries − TensorFlow also supports an ecosystem of powerful add-on libraries and models to experiment with, including Ragged Tensors, TensorFlow Probability, Tensor2Tensor and BERT. TensorFlow Serving − It is a flexible and high-performance serving system for machine learning models, designed for production environments. It runs ML models at production scale on the ... Read More

Tortoises and Turtles both belong to class Reptilia of the order Testudines of Animalia kingdom. The word "Testudine" is derived from a Latin word, ‘Testa’, which means shell. Both, tortoises, and turtles have shells on their back to protect them from predators and various threats. They both lay eggs into the burrows. They both apparently look similar, but they have distinctive anatomical features as well as different habitat and behavior. They have been existing on the Earth since 200 million years. Read through this article to find out how turtles are different from tortoises. What is a Tortoise? Tortoise is ... Read More