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Are Hybrid Workplaces Here to Stay?

Remote work was a nearly overnight transition for many, and now some are going back to the office. Can we find a happy medium with hybrid workplaces?

Paper Silver vs Physical Silver

Here is an infographic that lays out the context, showing that physical silver is a scarce and valuable investment and monetary metal far removed from the world of unallocated and derivative silver trading.

Why Nursing Homes Need Telemedicine

Nursing home residents are among our most vulnerable population and they require a variety of medical experts that may not always be readily available to them.

Cyber Security: Identifying the Hidden Threat

What do cyber security and basketball have in common? More than you think. It all comes down to finding the hidden threat. Learn how to identify the hidden threat in cyber security.

The 75 Largest Underwater Species Ranked by Average Size

Take a deep dive into this illustrated chart that compares the average weight and length of the 75 largest underwater species alive today.

So You Want To be a Rockstar?

Dec 12, 2011

This infographic by Band Promo provides interesting information for those who are considering becoming a rock star including who is typically the best musician, top rocking cities, the cause of death for musician by percentage and more.

Anatomy of the Perfect Website

Dec 12, 2011

This Infographic examines the primary components of a good website design including the design itself, navigation, usability, content and so much more.

The Things You Do (With Your Phone)

Dec 12, 2011

This infographic is derived from a survey conducted by GSMA Rina asking people how they use their cellphones. It also breaks down cellphone use by country, age and gender.

How Social Media Is Playing a Role in College Education

Dec 9, 2011

This Infographic by Schools.com provides information on social media use amongst professors in the United States, showing the percentage of college professors using social media, which tools they use, and how they use social media to connect with students regarding their curriculum.

1 in 3 Children in America Are Overweight

Dec 9, 2011

Unless you’ve been living in a cave, you no doubt have recognized that childrens’ health in America is a growing problem, largely due to poor diet and changing play habits. This Infographic looks at some of the trends thatre placing our children at risk.

Obesity in America

Dec 9, 2011

This infographic from The Hartman Group provides information for the rate of obesity in the United States, revealing the factors that lead to obesity and why people continue to carry on those habits.

Google’s Overwhelming Monopoly

Dec 9, 2011

Google has quickly become one of the largest companies worldwide. Their leadership extends beyond the search also controlling much of the display advertising market, videos via YouTube and mobile devices through its Android operating system.They are very quickly becoming a monopoly as this Infographic will show.

Africanized Killer Honeybees

Dec 9, 2011

Africanized Honeybees were accidentally released in 1957 by a beekeeper in Brazil. These bees have since spread to the United States at a rate of 100-300 miles per year. Although these bees are perceived to be more aggressive, which contributed to their debated alias “a killer” bee, an Africanized honeybee’s venom contains the same potency as the European Honeybee.

History of Internet Nicknames

Dec 9, 2011

The first two nodes of the Internet (then known as ARPANET) went online on October 29, 1969. After successfully transmitting the word “LOG,” ARPANET crashed. The word “Internet” didn’t come about until 1974 and there have been plenty of other nicknames used over the years and still today.

Anatomy of a Vegan

Dec 9, 2011

In this Infographic, eye-popping colors and an X-ray theme give a whole new meaning to taking an “inside look” at veganism. Packed with information, this piece strikes a great balance between education and entertainment.