According to the 2016 State of Small Business Report, 71 percent of business leaders expect revenue in 2016, a 14 percent increase over 2015’s revenue optimism. That optimism is holding up in the face of a few big hurdles, including hiring new employees and employee healthcare. Check out this infographic for a few of the highlights.
Just because your New Year’s resolution has you on a diet, doesn’t mean you can’t still drink! This infographic breaks down the alcohol by volume, calories and carbs of 50 popular beers in America and a handful of mixed drinks, shots and wines as well.
Visual content, videos especially, will definitely continue as main trend in 2016. Here is a visual guide from BridTV that points out all the elements of why are video ads the best advertising choice nowadays.
Here is an infographic by Total Surfing Fitness that shows the history of surfing in Australia starting in 1914 as well as some interesting facts and stats on Aussie surfing.
In this Evolution of Network Visibility infographic, Garland Technology covers the chain of events that have led us to the current state of network visibility. Just as the favorite rock bands of the decades have emerged and evolved, so too have network TAPs and security appliances.
Do you ever look back on your early days and wish we would’ve been taught more about money?There are so many people that even after they finish college have no clue how to manage money. In this infographic, you can read money lessons from some of the world’s most successful people.
This infographic shows the evolution of enterprise mobility, its advantages and the fields which are incorporating it. Moreover, the challenges companies might have to face after using enterprise mobile applications are also mentioned. This infographic will give you an A to Z on enterprise mobility.
Here is an infographic displaying the cost of living in the UK vs wages. It is a visual demonstration of precisely how much of a struggle it can be to pay ones own way in Britain today. Far from the work-shy shirkers, scroungers or just plain old lazy that many of those on lower incomes have sometimes been portrayed as, such workers are fighting against spiraling living costs in all parts of the country.
Conducting business within a global economy often requires traveling to countries abroad and practicing business according to their respective cultures. In the following infographic, Suddath Workplace Solutions takes a look at some of the more unique workplace customs that exist in foreign countries.
