Business Infographics

The very essence of flat pack furniture is based on improvisation and creativity. The evolution of IKEA flat pack furniture is only one of many examples of creative and efficient thinking. Thanks to clever assembly improvements IKEA has managed to achieve impressive results in reducing costs and furniture prices. In this infographic, learn how Ikea flat pack furniture thrives and evolves.

Your company is having difficulties completing all projects? This might be a product of one or more most common issues that cause projects to fail. Knowing how to identify and counteract these key issues can bring you one step closer to being a part of only 3% of the companies that finish all of their projects.

Reachmail surveyed one thousand people who consider email significant to their work, to find out which parts of the country have the busiest professionals. They sought out to find how often American’s are checking their work email each day, the amount of emails they are sending each day, how quickly American workers respond to emails as well as how many unread emails are sitting in people’s inbox.

When many people think about office buildings, they think of boring structures to be endured rather than enjoyed. Yet across the world there are numerous teams of creative geniuses smashing that stereotype with innovative designs and beautiful buildings. In this infographic, Euroffice looks at the world’s most amazing office buildings.

Let’s face it. Remote work is here to stay. Technology has made it so that communicating with workers around the globe is easier than ever before. The ability to source the talent on a global scale has given employers the ability to hire the best possible person for the job, regardless of where she lives.

Customer engagement is the key to driving business and long-term success. By creating a personalized, repeatable customer experience, and delivering top customer service, you can keep your best customers coming back. For statistics on what customers want and how they want it, as well as what frustrates them and how that can impact your business, check out this infographic.

Millennials are quickly becoming the most prominent and desirable demographic group among businesses nationwide. It is no wonder why. By 2020, they are predicted to make up half of the U.S. workforce and control $24 trillion dollars globally. Not to mention, millennials are reaching the stage of life where big-ticket items (home mortgages, retirement planning) are becoming more important

Facebook has acquired or purchased a number of companies since it’s humble inception in 2004, over 10 years back. To date, the social media mogul has managed to acquire a whopping total of 68 businesses – some very notable and some that may seem strange.

You’ve heard of cool workplace perks at tech giants like Google and Facebook—free food, game rooms, unlimited vacation, and the list goes on. But those perks aren’t just fun and games. These companies are vying for the attention of the most talented workers in the world. If you want to attract and retain a talented team (or if you want to see what benefits you could be earning), check out this top ten countdown

In the following infographic created by Clarizen, the opposite of employee engagement is playfully portrayed, to the theme of Netflix’s popular TV series “Stranger Things”. It reveals what happens when workers are disengaged—and what’s behind the low productivity of today’s global workforce.