Technology Infographics

If the zombie apocalypse really does happen we all want to be prepared. Check out the infographic below to learn about five new technologies that could help if the zombies take over.

This infographic takes a look at the top 6 software bugs in recent years and the impact that those bugs had. A simple coding error can have a dramatic impact on the program and cause serious error.

Here is an infographic that explores the landscape of mobile payment apps and technologies in Canada and their ability to expand in the near future.

Today’s businesses are using telepresence solutions to connect and collaborate with clients and colleagues around the world. This infographic presents data from Providea’s yearlong study into what factors influence the successful adoption of video conferencing technology. Find out how your company can take advantage of enterprise-level video conferencing tools and services.

Super Monitoring has put together this looong infographic about the state of mobile in 2013. Within is information about operating systems, vendors, browsers, users and much more – 10,000 pixels of statistics in visual format.

With the growing use of mobile devices, printer technology is also growing to meet the wireless printing demand. This infographic provides details about all the ways that we are able to print these days.

Mobile devices are taking the world by storm and by 2014, mobile Internet usage is expected to overtake desktop Internet usage. More than 1000 organizations in Europe have reported improvements in sales and productivity by implementing a mobile CRM strategy. This infographic shows the full scale of the impact and how it can help improve your business.

Printing has come along way in terms of technology. this infographic takes a look at some of the ways in which printing has evolved over the course of several centuries.

What do customers actually seek from cloud infrastructure providers? There’s a lot to consider when it comes to the cloud buying process. Security, compatibility and managed services are just a few important offerings cloud buyers have to consider. But, what matters most to cloud consumers?