Discover the Four Secrets of Sales Success

A successful company involves the efficient working of different areas of the company, starting with sales and then extending to other crucial functions. But in the current hyper-competitive time, sales have become a challenge for even the best of companies across the globe. In this infographic, learn four secrets of sales success.

Online Travel Booking Trends and Web Analytics

This infographic is a must read for any travel professional, as well as business owner. It shows in a visual way why you should use digital strategies to track and improve marketing results. Questions like, “how do travelers search for travel information,” to “how to travelers get to travel decision-making” are answered.

Millennials & Media Consumption

Media and technology engagement are at an all-time high with the Millennial Generation. This infographic shows who the Millennials are and breaks down the different avenues through which this generation consumes media.

How To Be the Best Boss

Making your employees happy is the one of the important tasks you have as a boss. You don’t want to lose your best workers because you didn’t try hard enough. Check out this useful infographic from CIPHR to learn great advices on how to be the best boss.

DIY Jeans Hacks: Do a Distressed Denim DIY

Denim is a garment that’s all about individual taste and style. For those who want a truly unique look but don’t want to wait years and years, denim distressing is something that can be done at home with just a few simple tools and tricks.

Top 10 Agile Fails

Is your Agile team not up to snuff? You may want to consider some of the top issues that cause teams and software projects to falter or (gasp!) fail. Here are the top ten reasons that Agile teams flounder, put together in an infographic by the team at Taskworld.

Big Data & Retailers

Big data is being generated by everything around us at all times. Every digital process and social media exchange produces it. Systems, sensors and mobile devices transmit it. A 2012 Gartner report predicts that data will grow 800 percent over the next five years and 80 percent of the data will be unstructured.