Business Infographics

Are you one of the privileged few people allowed to work remotely? If you are then you’ll already be well aware of the major benefits it can bring to both employers and employees. And now has revealed that nearly six out of 10 people feel that remote working is the way forward for businesses as a flexible approach to staffing has numerous advantages in the short and long term.

To make the most of work and personal time many plan to work remotely on average 18 days this summer, according to a new Cisco WebEx survey of 500 U.S. small business owners. The infographic by Cisco shows how some will be staying in touch from beaches and National Parks for even longer.

This infographic creates awareness for organizations to properly plan for disaster, small business disaster recovery, and hopes helps puts the related risks into perspective.

This infographic of logo design inspirations presents distinguished logo designs based on logo styles and logotypes to inspire logo ideas for designers, all of which makes the design process more appealing.

The following infographic from Quadient outlines a few reasons as to why Royal Mail (UK) stamp prices have risen and some solutions that both individuals and companies can take advantage of to tackle the issue.

By being aware of stress tipping points, businesses can follow some basic steps to reduce anxiety and become a more successful business. The infographic below will describe how Hiscox has developed some guidance with the help of Physiologist Donna Dawson so that businesses can understand how to address these issues.

According to a recent study, by 2025, 75% of the GLOBAL workforce will be made up of Gen Y’ers. SkyDox saw this huge statistic and wanted to know more. For example, who are these people revolutionizing the workplace? What do they care about? What do they need to be a productive workforce? This Generation Y Infographic consolidates the stats and encapsulates the Gen Y persona.

The most prominent brands in the world are defined by their colors. Think of McDonald’s golden arches, the name Jet Blue, and UPS’ slogan, “What can Brown do for you?” These companies, and many others, strategically use colors in their logo, website, and product to appeal to customers. As a B2B marketer, it’s important to think about how you utilize colors and what the colors you choose say about your business.

Many business and technology pundits say that design is becoming an increasingly important factor in the success of companies these days, but does that sentiment trickle down to the people actually running small businesses and deciding how much emphasis to place on design work?. 99designs surveyed 1,500 small businesses and start-ups to better understand the changing role of design in the business world.

With today’s business technologies, it’s no wonder why many businesses are electing to go green. In this infographic, learn how going green and paperless effects business and the environment.