Stay in the know: about market assessment, the benefits of https and networks - radio relay and neural Digest of inter
Posted: Tue Dec 24, 2024 6:46 am
Stay in the know: about market assessment, the benefits of https and networks - radio relay and neural
Digest of interesting publications for the week from UIS.
1. History and structure of radio relay communication networks (RRL). The guys from Mail.Ru translated an epic longread with thoughts on the prospects for the survival of this type of network in the world of fiber optics. The conclusions may be controversial, but they give food for thought to those interested in the topic of telecom.
2. How to accurately forecast the market size for a bulgaria phone numbers product? Who better to know than a professional investor? Karl Fritjofson's thoughts on two approaches to valuation - "top-down" or "bottom-up". In general, you need to choose what is closer to you:
cut off excess from the original data in the form of broad industry indicators;
or sum up the variables of your business model to get your own metric.
3. Five reasons why websites need https (a secure connection protocol between the website and the user's device). Most of the reasons are related to the benefits for search engine optimization - for example, Google is sharpening the mechanics of indexing and priority of search results on mobile devices for https. And this is simply convenient for users. If you want to collect contacts of visitors through your website via, say, sitephone or a lead generator (or, even more so, use online payment), provide them with confidence in your security.
4. Neural networks in internet marketing. It is time to admit that neural networks are firmly entering our world, and businesses should learn to extract practical benefits from them. A selection of ideas from Texterra about how this might look. No fantasy, it is taken into account that neural networks are already:
looking for information;
evaluate, recognize and create images;
understand speech and speak;
translate and write texts;
communicate and recognize emotions.
Well, let's move on to fantasizing about how to apply all this beauty to our Virtual PBX . In the meantime, you can simply integrate telephony with CRM and try how we can translate text into automatic messages and automate your streaming tasks for telephone communication with clients.
Digest of interesting publications for the week from UIS.
1. History and structure of radio relay communication networks (RRL). The guys from Mail.Ru translated an epic longread with thoughts on the prospects for the survival of this type of network in the world of fiber optics. The conclusions may be controversial, but they give food for thought to those interested in the topic of telecom.
2. How to accurately forecast the market size for a bulgaria phone numbers product? Who better to know than a professional investor? Karl Fritjofson's thoughts on two approaches to valuation - "top-down" or "bottom-up". In general, you need to choose what is closer to you:
cut off excess from the original data in the form of broad industry indicators;
or sum up the variables of your business model to get your own metric.
3. Five reasons why websites need https (a secure connection protocol between the website and the user's device). Most of the reasons are related to the benefits for search engine optimization - for example, Google is sharpening the mechanics of indexing and priority of search results on mobile devices for https. And this is simply convenient for users. If you want to collect contacts of visitors through your website via, say, sitephone or a lead generator (or, even more so, use online payment), provide them with confidence in your security.
4. Neural networks in internet marketing. It is time to admit that neural networks are firmly entering our world, and businesses should learn to extract practical benefits from them. A selection of ideas from Texterra about how this might look. No fantasy, it is taken into account that neural networks are already:
looking for information;
evaluate, recognize and create images;
understand speech and speak;
translate and write texts;
communicate and recognize emotions.
Well, let's move on to fantasizing about how to apply all this beauty to our Virtual PBX . In the meantime, you can simply integrate telephony with CRM and try how we can translate text into automatic messages and automate your streaming tasks for telephone communication with clients.