P To P (Peer To Peer) or (Path To Profitability)
- P To P (Peer To Peer) or (Path To Profitability)
- P to P can mean one of two things:
1. Peer to peer allows internet users to transfer files directly, rather than through the use of a website or directory. File transfers are done directly from the users' computers.
2. An abbreviation of "path to profitability". This refers to the roadmap a startup company follows in order to propel its operations from its current state of losing money to becoming profitable.
A perfect example of peer to peer is the internet file swap sites that allow users to transfer audio, video and other types of files for free.
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