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what is hubbert s peak theory | hubbert s peak theory is the idea that because oil production is a non renewable resource global crude oil production will eventually peak and then go into terminal decline following a roughly bell shaped curve although this model can be applied to many resources it was developed specifically for oil production underst... | |
what did hubbert predict would happen to the oil industry | hubbert predicted that crude oil production would peak in the 1970s and decline from that point onwards at the time of his writing hubbert was generally correct as u s oil production did peak at the time however hubbert was not aware of the discovery and production of additional reserves such as from alaska as well as ... | |
which country has the largest oil reserves | venezuela has the largest oil reserves of any country however much of that oil is difficult to refine 15the bottom linethe depletion of fossil fuel resources would have a devastating impact on civilization however current proven reserves show a significant amount of fossil fuels available that can be tapped and used th... | |
what is hubris | hubris is the characteristic of excessive confidence or arrogance which leads a person to believe that they may do no wrong the overwhelming pride caused by hubris is often considered a flaw in character in the financial world hubris is considered a dangerous quality that emboldens an investment professional to take ri... | |
when aiming to be successful most individuals utilize a meaningful process of thought and execution a person affected by hubris will jump into a situation without questioning their methods the lack of adequate processing and planning often ends in eventual failure | hubris may be developed after a person encounters a period of success corporate executives and traders overcome by hubris may become a liability for their firms a manager might start making business decisions without fully thinking through the consequences or a trader may begin taking on excessive risk in many cases pe... | |
what is the difference between arrogance and hubris | the two are closely related and are synonyms of the other arrogance tends to be one s excessive pride relating to how they are better than others whereas hubris is extremely self belief in one s abilities and may have nothing to do with others at all | |
what is hubris in a person | hubris is defined as excessive pride or self confidence and is seen most commonly in people who believe they are able to complete a task they are not skilled enough to do there is a lot of crossover between hubris and arrogance but hubris tends to be more related to one s extreme self confidence in their abilities | |
what is an example of hubris | an example of hubris in everyday life can be a ceo thinking that because they invented one great product that they cannot fail a lawyer who thinks they can t lose a case or a doctor who refuses to listen to patients because they believe they know everything and the patient nothing icarus from greek mythology is a class... | |
is hubris positive or negative | hubris is a negative trait those exhibiting or imbued with hubris will be seen as extremely arrogant and usually out of touch who was hubris in greek mythology hubris was not the name of the spirit but rather hybris whose name changed over time to what it is now hubris was not a person but hybris the greek goddess pers... | |
what is a hud 1 form | a hud 1 form also called a hud 1 settlement statement is a standardized mortgage lending document creditors or their closing agents use this form to create an itemized list of all charges and credits to the buyer and to the seller in a consumer credit mortgage transaction a hud 1 form is most commonly used for reverse ... | |
what s included in a hud 1 form | oddly the hud 1 is meant to be reviewed verso or reverse side first the reverse side has two columns the left hand column itemizes the borrower s charges and the right hand column itemizes the seller s charges the borrower s list includes charges related to the mortgage such as a loan origination fee discount points pa... | |
are hud 1 forms still used | hud 1 forms are still used for reverse mortgages and refinancing the government form used to be used by settlement agents to list all the charges that borrowers and sellers were responsible for in any real estate deal the hud 1 form was replaced by the closing disclosure form in 2015 1 | |
what is a reverse mortgage | a reverse mortgage is a type of loan for individuals aged 62 and older the equity in a home can be used to borrow against in order to receive a lump sum payment a fixed stream of income or a line of credit the amount borrowed becomes due when the homeowner dies relocates or sells the home 4 | |
when do i get a closing disclosure | the law requires that you receive your closing disclosure at least three days prior to closing closing disclosures are not applicable for reverse mortgages or mortgages before oct 3 2015 3the bottom linethe hud 1 form also known as the settlement statement is a standardized form used in real estate transactions in the ... | |
what is the hungarian forint huf | the term hungarian forint huf refers to the official and national currency of hungary the forint is issued and managed by magyar nemzeti bank the country s central bank the forint is represented in the international market by the currency code huf and the symbol ft the currency was introduced in hungary in 1946 banknot... | |
does hungary use the euro | although hungary is part of the european union it is not part of the euro area this means it doesn t use the euro as its currency rather it continues to use the forint hungary is reluctant to adopt the euro and has no target date to do so according to the european union the forint is not part of the exchange rate mecha... | |
is it better to use the forint or euro in hungary | the forint is the only national currency in hungary which means the euro is not recognized as an official currency there are however some businesses that accept the euro as a transactional currency such as hotels and other merchants especially those in major cities change though is issued in the local currency keep in ... | |
what is a hulbert rating | a hulbert rating is a score that tracks the performance of an investment newsletter over time investment newsletters are paid subscriptions that can offer investors a variety of market related information such as trading strategies stock recommendations and economic commentary some newsletters focus on specific industr... | |
how a hulbert rating works | the hulbert ratings of investment newsletters are determined by maintaining hypothetical investment portfolios according to the buy and sell advice of each newsletter hulbert ratings llc then tracks the performance of the newsletter by multiple metrics culminating in a sharpe ratio a measure of risk adjusted performanc... | |
are investment newsletters worth it | after decades of hulbert ratings one thing is clear most newsletters like most actively managed mutual funds underperform the market hulbert himself has come to agree with the conventional but hard to follow wisdom that for all the sophisticated hedging techniques and analytical instruments available an investor s best... | |
what is the hull white model | the hull white model is a single factor interest model used to price interest rate derivatives the hull white model assumes that short rates have a normal distribution and that the short rates are subject to mean reversion volatility is thus likely to be low when short rates are near zero which is reflected in a larger... | |
what is human capital | the term human capital refers to the economic value of a worker s experience and skills human capital includes assets like education training intelligence skills health and other things employers value such as loyalty and punctuality as such it is an intangible asset or quality that isn t and can t be listed on a compa... | |
what are examples of human capital | examples of human capital include communication skills education technical skills creativity experience problem solving skills mental health and personal resilience | |
what is the relationship between human capital and the economy | human capital allows an economy to grow when human capital increases in areas such as science education and management it leads to increases in innovation social well being equality increased productivity and improved rates of participation all of which contribute to economic growth increases in economic growth tend to... | |
how can i increase my human capital | ways to increase your own human capital include more education automating finances to improve efficiency expanding your horizons outside of your social and workplaces obtaining more experience increasing participation in a multitude of activities or organizations improving your communication skills improving your healt... | |
what is human capital risk | human capital risk refers to the gap between the human capital requirements of a company or organization and the existing human capital of its workforce this gap can lead a company towards inefficiencies inability to achieve its goals a poor reputation fraud financial loss and eventual closure to reduce and eliminate h... | |
what is the human development index hdi | the human development index hdi is a statistic developed and compiled by the united nations since 1990 to measure various countries levels of social and economic development it is composed of four principal areas of interest mean years of schooling expected years of schooling life expectancy at birth and gross national... | |
how is the hdi measured | the hdi is a summary measurement of basic achievement levels in human development the computed hdi of a country is an average of indexes of each of the life aspects that are examined knowledge and understanding a long and healthy life and an acceptable standard of living each of the components is normalized to a scale ... | |
what are the indicators used in the human development index hdi | the human development index hdi measures each country s social and economic development by focusing on the following four factors mean years of schooling expected years of schooling life expectancy at birth and gross national income gni per capita 1 | |
is a high hdi good or bad | the higher the hdi the better a high hdi essentially means that the country in question offers a generally high standard of living with decent healthcare education and opportunities to earn money | |
which countries have the highest hdi | from the 2023 2024 human development report switzerland finished first with an hdi value of 0 967 norway iceland hong kong and denmark rounded out the top five meanwhile the united states was ranked 20 with an hdi value of 0 927 4the bottom linethe united nations human development index hdi seeks to quantify a country ... | |
what is the human life approach | the human life approach is a method of calculating the amount of life insurance a family would need based on the financial loss they would incur if the insured person in the family were to pass away today understanding the human life approachthe human life approach is usually calculated by taking into account a number ... | |
when using the human life approach it s necessary to replace all of the income that s lost when an employed family member dies this figure includes after tax pay and makes adjustments for expenses like a second car incurred while earning that income it also considers the value of health insurance or other employee bene... | the human life approach calculation | |
when determining the life insurance amount needed for a family there are many important factors to consider it is imperative to spend the appropriate time assessing the many variables involved so that a family can ensure that it will be taken care of and will not be in any sort of financial distress if a family member ... | step one estimate the insured s remaining lifetime earnings taking into consideration both the average annual salary and potential future increases which will have a significant impact on life insurance requirements step two subtract a reasonable estimate of annual income taxes and living expenses spent on the insured ... | |
what is human resource planning hrp | human resource planning hrp is the continuous process of systematic planning to achieve optimum use of an organization s most valuable asset quality employees hr planning ensures the best fit between employees and jobs while avoiding manpower shortages or surpluses there are four key steps to the hrp process they inclu... | |
what is human resource planning hrp used for | employees are a key part of any business without a strong workforce income will likely dry up and the company will go out of business hrp is designed to prevent this from happening its mission is to identify current and future hiring and training needs hrp allows companies to plan ahead so they can maintain a steady su... | |
what is the goal of human resource planning hrp | the goal of hr planning is to have the optimal number of staff to make the most money for the company staying on top of this and achieving effective hrp can ensure that the company challenges of human resource planning hrp hrp offers many advantages but it isn t without challenges the future isn t easy to predict a tec... | |
what are the four steps to human resource planning hrp | there are four general broad steps involved in the hrp process each step needs to be taken in sequence in order to arrive at the end goal which is to develop a strategy that enables the company to successfully find and retain enough qualified employees to meet its needs the first step of hrp is to identify the company ... | |
why is human resource planning important | human resource planning hrp allows a business to better maintain and target the right kind of talent to employ having the right technical and soft skills to optimize their function within the company it also allows managers to better train the workforce and help them develop the required skills | |
what is hard vs soft human resource planning | hard hrp evaluates various quantitative metrics to ensure that the right number of the right sort of people are available when needed by the company soft hrp focuses more on finding employees with the right corporate culture motivation and attitude often these are used in tandem | |
what are the basic steps in hrp | hrp begins with an analysis of the available labor pool from which a company can draw it then evaluates the firm s present and future demand for various types of labor and attempts to match that demand with the supply of job applicants the bottom linequality employees are a company s most valuable asset hrp involves th... | |
what is human resources hr | human resources hr is the division of a business that is charged with finding recruiting screening and training job applicants it also administers employee benefit programs hr plays a key role in helping companies deal with a fast changing business environment and a greater demand for quality employees in the 21st cent... | |
what is the role of human resources | a human resources department is focused on the recruitment and retention of employees within a company hr typically finds hires and fires and trains employees it oversees employee relations and manages benefit programs it s the place where an employee goes with questions about their position at the company to address c... | |
what is human resource management hrm | human resource management hrm is a strategic approach to managing company employees the work culture and the work environment so that people can function as effectively and productively as possible typically it involves using metrics to measure workforce success | |
what are the 5 types of human resources | there are numerous important human resources functions carried out by an hr department five well known types of responsibilities are the bottom linea company s human resources hr department manages the life cycle of each employee from recruitment and onboarding to training and termination or retirement hr departments a... | |
what is a humped yield curve | a humped yield curve is a relatively rare type of yield curve that results when the interest rates on medium term fixed income securities are higher than the rates of both long and short term instruments also if short term interest rates are expected to rise and then fall then a humped yield curve will ensue humped yie... | |
when the yield on intermediate term bonds is higher than the yield on both short term and long term bonds the shape of the curve becomes humped a humped yield curve at shorter maturities has a positive slope and then a negative slope as maturities lengthen resulting in a bell shaped curve in effect a market with a hump... | humped vs regular yield curvesas opposed to a regularly shaped yield curve in which investors receive a higher yield for purchasing longer term bonds a humped yield curve does not compensate investors for the risks of holding longer term debt securities for example if the yield on a 7 year treasury note was higher than... | |
a hundredweight cwt is a unit of measurement used to define the quantities of certain commodities being bought and sold it is used in some commodities trading contracts pricing by hundredweight also is a standard option for shipping packages that take up less than an entire truckload usage of hundredweight more general... | the value of a hundredweight differs in its american and british usages in the united states a hundredweight is a unit of mass equal to 100 pounds in the united kingdom a hundredweight is a unit of mass equal to 112 pounds the two values are sometimes distinguished by referring to the american hundredweight as a short ... | |
how do you calculate cwt in cattle | in the u s cattle and all other commodities are weighed in pounds a hundredweight equals 100 pounds in north america so the total weight of the cattle divided by 100 equals the number of hundredweight of cattle | |
how are freight prices calculated with cwt | the shipping charge will be quoted as a price per cwt for example the quoted price might be 30 per cwt a 500 pound shipment is five hundredweight the total price is 30 x 5 or 150 | |
how many kilograms are there in a hundredweight cwt | one pound equals 0 453592 kilograms a hundredweight in the u s measurement of 100 pounds would equal 45 3592 kilograms a hundredweight in the british measurement of 112 pounds is 50 8023 kilograms 1 | |
how do you calculate hundredweight cwt | in north america you simply divide the weight in pounds by 100 so something that is one ton 2 000 pounds would be 20 cwt the hundredweight survives as a standard unit of measurement in the 21st century but only in a number of specific uses it is used to indicate the quantity of some commodities being bought and sold in... | |
what are hung convertibles | hung convertibles are convertible securities where the share price of the underlying security is well below the conversion price making it unlikely that the securities will be converted into common stock since unconverted securities must be repaid at face value most issuers wish to prevent their convertibles from being... | |
when convertible securities are unlikely to be converted to stock they are referred to as hung convertibles this is most common when the cost of conversion is greater than the price of the underlying stock | due to their limited prospects for conversion hung convertibles also known as busted convertibles trade more like debt instruments than quasi equity securities hung convertibles can also refer to two other instances where the likelihood of conversion is low hung convertibles tend to trade like other debt instruments du... | |
what is a hurdle rate | a hurdle rate is the lowest rate of return a project or investment must achieve before a manager or investor deems it acceptable it s important when companies or investors make important decisions like pursuing a specific project riskier projects generally have higher hurdle rates than those with less risk the term is ... | |
what does the hurdle rate tell you | hurdle rates are important especially when calculating the potential success of future endeavors and projects companies determine whether they will take on a capital project based on its risk level if an expected rate of return is above the hurdle rate the investment is considered sound if the rate of return falls belo... | |
how to use hurdle rate | investors and businesses use hurdle rates to evaluate an investment or project s potential investors look at the risk premium for a potential investment since it captures the anticipated amount of risk involved the higher the risk the higher the risk premium should be risk premiums are typically added to the wacc for a... | |
when businesses assess future projects they often begin with the wacc which conveys the average rate a company is expected to pay to finance its assets accounting for its equity and debt 1 the wacc is calculated by weighing the cost of each capital component equity preferred stock and debt according to its proportion i... | companies can use the net present value npv approach as part of their assessment npv involves calculating the difference between the present value of cash inflows and outflows over the project s life span future cash flows are estimated and then discounted to their present value using a discount rate typically the hurd... | |
how is the hurdle rate used in mergers and acquisitions | in mergers and acquisitions the hurdle rate plays a crucial role in evaluating the potential value of the acquisition it s used as a benchmark to assess if the anticipated efficiencies and the growth prospects from the merger or acquisition justify the investment a deal is generally pursued only if the expected return ... | |
do macroeconomic factors influence the hurdle rate | external economic factors such as interest rates inflation and market volatility can significantly influence a company s hurdle rate for instance an increase in interest rates would lead to a higher cost of debt which would raise the company s wacc and thus the hurdle rate similarly higher inflation can increase the hu... | |
what is hurricane insurance | actually hurricane insurance doesn t exist as a specific separate type of policy the term often refers to what is strictly speaking a hurricane deductible on a homeowners insurance policy an extra amount a homeowner must pay before the insurer will cover the damage or destruction caused by a hurricane a percentage of t... | |
how hurricane deductibles are calculated | to some degree depending on the state insurance companies dictate the level of the hurricane deductible and where it should apply however insurers hurricane deductible plans are subject to state insurance departments and may be subject to various regulations and laws rhode island for example sets a cap of 5 on hurrican... | |
are wind and hurricane insurance the same | a windstorm insurance policy may be different than a hurricane insurance policy with a windstorm insurance coverage is for damage caused by wind only while there is no specific hurricane insurance this insurance may refer a a combination of a windstorm policy flood insurance and homeowners insurance | |
is hurricane insurance the same as flood insurance | hurricane insurance and flood insurance may sometimes be considered the same flood insurance covers damage from flooding which may include flooding as a result of hurricanes but could also cover damage from other causes like a leaked pipe hurricane insurance is typically a combination of flood and windstorm insurance w... | |
are hurricanes usually part of homeowners insurance | you may have to get separate flood insurance and windstorm insurance to cover hurricane damage these policies may not be part of homeowners insurance however some policies may include windstorm insurance most standard homeowners insurance won t cover flood damage the bottom linehurricane insurance can be a valuable too... | |
what is a hybrid annuity | a hybrid annuity is a retirement income investment that allows investors to split their funds between fixed rate and variable rate components investors can divide their savings between conservative assets that offer a low but guaranteed rate of return and riskier assets that offer the potential for higher returns as in... | |
how a hybrid annuity works | a hybrid annuity is a combination of two or more annuities a fixed annuity contract and a variable annuity contract that are both placed in the same annuity product its design allows a portion of an investor s money to be placed in a mutual fund sub account which is the variable component the remainder is kept separate... | |
what is a hybrid arm | a hybrid adjustable rate mortgage or hybrid arm also known as a fixed period arm blends characteristics of a fixed rate mortgage with an adjustable rate mortgage a hybrid arm will have an initial fixed interest rate period followed by an adjustable rate period after the fixed rate expires the rate adjusts based on an i... | |
how hybrid arms are structured | hybrid adjustable rate mortgages may be set with fixed rate intervals of three five seven or 10 years with the adjustable rate triggered on the reset date after the reset date has been reached the interest rate on the mortgage is typically assessed and recalculated on an annual basis long term fixed rate mortgages espe... | |
what is the difference between an arm and a hybrid arm | an arm is an adjustable rate mortgage whereby the rate resets periodically a hybrid arm has a fixed rate for the initial period and typically adjusts annually afterward the initial period can vary and be three five or seven years | |
what is a 5 1 arm loan | the 5 1 adjustable rate mortgage has a five year period with a fixed interest rate that resets or adjusts annually thereafter the five represents the fixed rate period while the one represents how often the rate will reset each year following the end of the fixed rate period once per year | |
what are the risks to a hybrid arm | if the borrower can t afford the new rate following the reset they may default on the payments also if the borrower plans to sell the home following the reset and the property value has decreased the borrower may take a loss on the sale if the home s value is less than the amount owed on the loan the bottom linehybrid ... | |
what is a hybrid fund | a hybrid fund is an investment fund that is characterized by diversification among two or more asset classes these funds typically invest in a mix of stocks and bonds they may also be known as asset allocation funds understanding hybrid fundshybrid funds offer investors a diversified portfolio the term hybrid indicates... | |
what is a hybrid security | a hybrid security is a single financial security that combines two or more different financial instruments hybrid securities often referred to as hybrids generally combine both debt and equity characteristics the most common type of hybrid security is a convertible bond that has features of an ordinary bond but is heav... | |
what is hydraulic fracturing | hydraulic fracturing commonly known as fracking is a process that injects high pressure liquid into an oil or gas bearing rock formation to create fractures this pressure typically yields improved flows making it useful for oil and gas firms seeking more economical production in areas that would otherwise produce low f... | |
what is a hydrocarbon | the term hydrocarbon refers to an organic chemical compound that is composed exclusively of hydrogen and carbon atoms hydrocarbons are naturally occurring and form the basis of crude oil natural gas coal and other important energy sources they are highly combustible and produce carbon dioxide water and heat when they a... | |
what is a hydrocarbon and its uses | a hydrocarbon is an organic compound consisting of hydrogen and carbon found in crude oil natural gas and coal hydrocarbons are highly combustible and the main energy source of the world its uses consist of gasoline jet fuel propane kerosene and diesel to name just a few | |
what are the types of hydrocarbons | there are two types of hydrocarbons aliphatic and aromatic the three types of aliphatic hydrocarbons are alkanes alkenes and alkynes aromatic hydrocarbons include benzene overall examples of hydrocarbons are methane ethane propane and butane | |
what is hydrocarbon fuel | hydrocarbon fuel is fuel that is derived from a hydrocarbon which includes gasoline and jet fuel both of which have significant uses in the modern world from powering cars to planes to lawnmowers | |
how do you identify a hydrocarbon | hydrocarbons are identified by studying their molecular structure hydrocarbons only consist of carbon and hydrogen in many different formats but that is their identifying feature | |
are hydrocarbons harmful to humans | yes hydrocarbons are dangerous to humans gases emitted from hydrocarbons have shown to damage respiratory systems and harm the environment through climate change and the greenhouse effect oil spills damage ecosystems while hydrocarbons are natural occurrences it is their manipulation into energy sources that are harmfu... | |
what is hyperdeflation | hyperdeflation is an extremely large and relatively quick level of deflation in an economy understanding hyperdeflationhyperdeflation occurs when the purchasing power of currency rises drastically in a relatively short period of time this increase results in debts being more pronounced as the real value of goods and se... | |
what is hyperinflation | hyperinflation is a term to describe rapid excessive and out of control general price increases in an economy while inflation measures the pace of rising prices for goods and services hyperinflation is rapidly rising inflation typically measuring more than 50 per month although hyperinflation is a rare event for develo... | |
when prices rise excessively money decreases in value because inflation causes it to have less purchasing power less purchasing power means consumers spend more to buy less as a result they have less money to pay bills and fewer dollars to use on essential items | also people might not deposit their money in financial institutions leading banks and lenders to go out of business tax revenues may also fall if consumers and businesses can t pay resulting in governments failing to provide essential services | |
how to prepare for hyperinflation | it s critical to remember that hyperinflation doesn t happen very often especially in developed countries where a central bank focuses on reigning in and controlling inflationary periods however there are some actions you can take to reduce the effects normal or high inflation have on your portfolio a balanced and dive... | |
what will happen if there is hyperinflation | hyperinflation doesn t occur without any indication in the united states if economists see signs of hyperinflation the federal reserve will implement any monetary policy tools allowed to ensure it doesn t happen this happens long before inflation can reach the 50 rate in the past federal reserve chair paul volcker rais... | |
what was the worst hyperinflation in history | hungary experienced hyperinflation from august 1945 to jul 1946 with a daily inflation rate of 207 the bottom linehyperinflation is a scenario in which a county s inflation rate rises 50 or more in one month it is different than a country simply experiencing high inflation 5 is considered high inflation hyperinflation ... | |
what is hyperledger | hyperledger is a global enterprise blockchain project that offers the necessary framework standards guidelines and tools to build open source blockchains and related applications for use across various industries hyperledger s projects include a variety of enterprise ready permissioned blockchain platforms and plug and... | |
how hyperledger works | consider hyperledger to be an operating system that runs on a computer laptop other device or a network like open source linux linux is the underlying programming used to create many operating systems in fact it is used much more than other proprietary systems for enterprise purposes these operating systems can have di... | |
what is a hyperledger in blockchain | hypledger is the name of an open source project sponsored by the hyperledger foundation it provides a platform for developers to create distributed ledger and blockchain related projects of their own using preprogrammed modules | |
is hyperledger better than ethereum | comparing one to the other is like comparing apples and oranges ethereum is a public blockchain designed for transferring value and for developers to build applications on hyperledger is a platform that gives developers modularized options for building blockchains or distributed ledgers that fit their needs | |
is hyperledger owned by ibm | ibm uses hyperledger fabric in its proprietary blockchain platform but it does not own hyperledger 8the bottom linethe linux foundation is home to the hyperledger open source collaborative project which aims to provide business grade blockchain frameworks and technologies businesses may build private permissioned block... | |
what was hyperledger burrow | hyperledger burrow was a framework for executing smart contracts in permissioned blockchains it was originally incubated as part of hyperledger a community of open source projects and tools for commercial implementations of blockchain technology hyperledger burrow was designed to facilitate cross industry applications ... | |
how hyperledger burrow worked | hyperledger burrow was a software that was intended to be used to run nodes in a permissioned blockchain network because the participants in permissioned blockchains are known and trusted by the rest of the network it is possible to achieve higher speeds and throughput than permissionless chains while it was similar to... | |
is burrow a hyperledger project | hyperledger burrow was one of the projects associated with hyperledger but it shutdown in may 2022 | |
is hyperledger really a blockchain | yes but it is different that the blockchains that get more media attention like bitcoin and ethereum it is designed for enterprise uses and encorporates modules that let developers load what they need for specific business purposes | |
why is hyperledger better than ethereum | ethereum is designed to be a global public virtual machine that anyone can create applications for hyperledger is designed as a permissioned private blockchain for business and enterprise uses so which is better depends on who is using it and the purpose they have for doing so the bottom linehyperledger burrow was a pr... | |
what is hyperledger composer | hyperledger composer is a set of open source tools that allows business owners operators and developers a way to create blockchain applications and smart contracts aimed at solving business problems and or improving operational efficiencies it is an example of a commercial application of blockchain as a service baas hy... | |
what is hyperledger explorer | hyperledger explorer is an open source blockchain utility module that allows users to create a user friendly web based application with which a user can view initiate organize or query various artifacts and developments that form an integral part of the blockchain network it is to be used specifically on deployments of... | |
how hyperledger explorer works | its architecture includes a web server that runs in the backend and is responsible for interacting with all other components and maintaining the necessary query server response the web sockets are used to communicate between the server and the various client components of hyperledger explorer a rethinkdb database is us... |
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