This infographic, published by [x]cube Labs, makes readers to understand about the concepts like device ownership among employees, types of mobile employee, employee mobile preferences and work without a smartphone for a week. The in-depth analysis with exact figures will enthrall you.
This infographic, published by Emailtray, focuses on some of the most popular communication channels and includes quick facts and figures on personal meetings, phone calling, emailing, instant messaging, blogging, forums and wiki; distinctive features, advantages and disadvantages of each method of communication.
Whether we’re happy about it or not, our technology changes at a breakneck pace with all technologies eventually being overcome by new innovations. In the business world this kind of tech is known as “disruptive technology.” In this infographic, look at many of the crucial disruptions that have brought us to today’s tech.
This infographic takes a look at how big Apple really is. With 40% of Apple’s revenue coming from the iPhone alone, it has boosted the company to become the most valuable company in the world.
In our current fast moving world of social media, the following infographic, developed by moo.com, takes a look back over all of human history to see how sharing and communication has evolved through cave paintings, carrier pigeons, newspapers and eventually to social media as we use it today.
This infographic explains the real life issues with securing a company’s technology and intellectual property. Have a look to find out who you should be looking out for and how to best protect yourself.
Have you ever wondered what kind of people make Android applications? Well wonder no more! This new infographic from StartApp explores everything from the companies Android developers work for to the music they listen to and everything in between.
As our lives become increasingly digital, many of us share more and more on social media sites. Consequentially, employers and colleagues have started to request access to our personal profiles as a way to learn more about us. Should the same standard of privacy we’ve come to expect offline apply online as well?
What do we have to look forward to in the technology world? Major improvements to tablets, computers, TVs, and gadgets are set to shake up the way we use tech. Some products are guaranteed and announced while others could be considered “realistic rumors.”
Businesses are beginning to leverage cloud software as a powerful and affordable tools for data management. This new interface is cheap, effective and efficient for small and large businesses. As cloud software adoption rates begin to rise, so do the number of skeptics. Since your information is stored virtually anywhere in the world by third party vendors, it is uncertain who owns copyright or intellectual property within the cloud.
