E-commerce may seem like a retail staple to us, but for many people the legitimacy of online businesses never became apparent. The power of brick and mortar always sent a strong message to consumers that said “this is a real business.” But what’s keeping online businesses from getting the same message across? Learn more about the importance of online storefronts in this infographic.
Today, as online marketplaces in the sharing economy disrupt the traditional ways of conducting business by removing the middleman, it is imperative that we understand the transformative power of the marketplace business model. After Airbnb and Uber paved the way for marketplaces and on demand businesses, many startups are being conceived along the same business models that allow suppliers and consumers to interact and create value for one another at an unprecedented scale.
This summer, Barack Obama announced a sizable overtime reform proposal that would bring overtime pay to 40% of American workers. But what does that mean for workers and small businesses? This infographic by FitSmallBusiness.com breaks down the costs and benefits across different jobs and industries. Service, office, and professional jobs look to be most affected should his overtime reform proposal take effect.
The Internet has changed everybody’s lives, some for the better, some not so lucky. The global reach of the Internet has meant a big sea change for businesses who’ve seen consumers change the way they shop and how they buy products and services. Some businesses have survived while others haven’t fared so well. Check out this infographic and you’ll see that some businesses have struggled, adapted, changed and survived.
These days digital literacy is important part of a job, no matter in which field or position do you work. But, when you are an office worker, it becomes even more important. Luckily, you can discover essential Excel tricks in this informative infographic that will help you improve your digital knowledge.
The local delivery space is rapidly changing. To figure more about what’s actually going on, OnFleet surveyed over 200 companies ranging from pizza to furniture delivery. What they uncovered reveals some distinct baselines across industries as well as industry-specific ways of doing things.
Did you know that mobile device end users lose an average of 75 minutes of productivity each time a device fails. With the average device failing as much as 20 times per year, this can translate into as much as $4,000 in lost revenue per employee, per year. This infographic takes a look at the total cost of ownership for barcode equipment.
Women run nearly one third of the world’s businesses, but are largely left out of the picture when it comes to large corporations. This infographic from Washington State University outlines the problems with this trend, as well as solutions from the world’s most powerful businesswomen.
This infographic from Suddath takes a look at their logistics warehouse which is designed to allow them to customize solutions for clients, including secure storage, transportation of valuable goods and inventory tracking systems.
