Thanks to the rapid spread of COVID-19 people have started working remotely out of necessity, as more states order shelter-in-place protocols to fight the spread. With over 4 million plus people working from home, the Internet is allowing many of us to continue business as usual, with a few modifications. Check out the following infographic for a deep dive on the challenges, tech tips, and productivity of the new remote work economy.
Love this short animated video from our friends at Avalaunch Media related to the greeting practice of handshaking amidst this current Coronavirus pandemic hitting the planet. It’s premise is that the handshake is a thing of the past, especially during flu season. It’s all about the bro nod, or the foot touch, or even the hat tip. The possibilities are endless!
We are all hearing about this “Coronavirus” and you may even be concerned about it with regards to your own health. But what is it? Coronaviruses are a family of viruses known for containing strains that cause potentially deadly diseases in mammals and birds. Visualbest has created an infographic that tells you everything about Coronaviruses.
Computer viruses and IT security breaches often make the news, and with good reason. Viruses tend to spread like wildfire and can infect hundreds of thousands of machines within a very short space of time. 5u IT Consultancy have created an infographic which runs through some of the worst offending viruses of the last ten years.
Making quite the impact across the country, the Zika virus is a relatively dangerous virus that has no particular medicine to help cure it. Primarily a mosquito born disease spreading through a species of mosquito called Aedes via their bites, those infected may not even know that they’re infected because most of the time the Zika virus shows very mild to no symptoms at all.
This infographic visually discusses some of the dangers of the Zika Virus, where it has been located in the United State, how it is spread and the symptoms associated with it. Also talks about the effects it could have on infants. This infographic also showcases the steps of prevention and the things you can do to keep your house and home mosquito free.
From the first computer virus named “Rabbit” in 1974, to pirated computer games in the 80s and Microsoft word docs in 1992, avoidance was fairly straightforward. That was until the rise of the internet in 1999! This infographic details the evolution of computer viruses and how at least 40% of all computers are currently infected.
Computer viruses are the boogeymen of a technological world. They stealthily spread from machine to machine, wreaking sly devastation and costing the world billions of dollars in damage each year. If you think you may be at risk, check out this infographic to learn more about computer viruses and how to avoid them.
Viruses are inevitably small in nature, yet engineered to unleash intense and often terrifying devastation. They leave a costly aftermath whether it’s the irreparable loss of human life, or millions (sometimes billions) of dollars in lost revenue and property. Uniblue Systems has gone through history to find the worst viruses of them all.
Pandemic movies, television shows, video games, and books explore the ramifications of viral outbreaks in creative, compelling ways. In fact, there are some lessons to be learned from fictional viruses and fictional diseases. To this end, the CEUFast team has taken a look at a list of fictional viruses and other diseases.
