Small businesses are truly the backbone of our nation, and with over 27 million to date it is important that we know how our business needs to evolve in order to survive. The following infographic is full of information on when to sell, when to expand, and when to move on when it comes to your small business.
The team at SiliconANGLE and Wikibon have been following and reporting on the rise of several significant hacktivist groups over the past year plus. Here is an infographic representing the most recent hacktivist timeline.
If you have ever had to call a tech support line, or have seen the YouTube videos, you know what this infographic from Omni Tech Support is talking about. It explores call center stereotypes and sets straight a variety of misconceptions.
Social media is a growing field, and it seems more glamorous everyday. This infographic explores many different job opportunities in the industry, where the big players are, and how much they make.
Do you like your date to be dirty? Whether you do or not, here is an infographic exploring the hygiene, or lack thereof, of men and women.
This infographic from Wikibon explores the varying and changing roles of the Chief Information Officer. The prominence of the CIO position has risen greatly as information technology has become an increasingly important aspect of the modern organization.
This new infographic from Business MBA takes a look back at how the businessman has evolved over time. The clever concept begins with the caveman, whose business was surviving, and leads you through the renaissance, the depression, and finally to the businessman of today.
The Better Business Bureau is celebrating their 100th anniversary by taking us on an graphical journey through the company’s history.
This compelling infographic from ClickSoftware explores how the mobile revolution has connected people in business and life, as well as what the future may hold.
Google’s revenue for the year 2011 was $37.9 billion. With most of their products being offered for free, have you ever wondered where all of that money comes from? According to this new infographic from WordStream, 96% of it came from advertising. The infographic also breaks down the top 10 industries that spent the most on Google ads in 2011.
