Business Infographics

Thinking about moving your start-up to Las Vegas? Here is an infographic from Walls 360 that provides some compelling reasons why it might be a good idea.

Firing someone can be an extremely stressful situation. Check out the infographic below presented by TopManagementDegrees.com to explore some of the best ways to go about the firing process.

A lot has been written on the connection between proper nutrition and workforce productivity. But if you’re looking for a quick, easy-to-digest summary of how great meals can lead to greater productivity, check out this infographic. In it you’ll see the results of a 2013 study published in the Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine that suggests that the key to higher profits may actually be what you put on your employees’ plates.

This infographic takes a look at some of the more interesting statistics in the world of steel. Some of the results are astounding and they highlight just how steel and its production can affect the economy of an individual country. We also see the environmentally friendly characteristics of the material which has its own dedicated section.

Finding a CEO is one the most important searches a company will make. Check out this infographic to learn about how to find the perfect CEO.

Ecommerce is growing at steady right, but what will happen to brick and mortar? Check out the following infographic to learn about the rise or commerce and the death of brick and mortar.

Did you know that according to a recent survey, more than 50% of managers take over 2 hours to manually create a schedule for their team of employees? With that number in mind, can you imagine how long it would take a manager to manually create a schedule by hand for 70-100 workers? We are talking somewhere around eight hours per week. That’s a pretty inefficient use of time!

This infographic by TopManagementDegrees.com looks at the eerie similarities of slavery management practices to modern business. Do you agree?

Think back to the last time you signed a document – anything from a business contract to a rental agreement. You likely had to first print and then sign the document. To return it, you had to either copy it and send it by snail mail, or scan it and attach it to an email. Sound laborious and time consuming? That’s because it was.

Mobile innovations continue to grow at a staggering pace and to win the game, your brand’s mobile app is going to need more than just a menu, nutritional information and restaurant locations. Check out the following infographic to learn about five things your restaurant’s mobile app must include.