Technology is a large part of life for many people. It’s hard to keep up on this industry as it’s always changing and advancing. We have a wide array of technology infographic(s) that provide data visualization for many topics relating to the subject.
For example, you’ll find topics such as misconceptions about refurbished Macbooks, tech for growing hemp, why and how to get rid of useless apps. But also infographics about the following topics; what is an ignition interlock device, gamification in mobile apps, and many more.
Everything about packaging in the EU is about to change, for the better. By 2030, all packaging must be designed for recycling. Anything below grade C cannot be placed on the market from that date forward. DfR (Design for Recycling) rules will be defined and delegated through acts by 2028 in the EU. They strive … Read more
In the modern era of healthcare, the standard of care is higher than it’s ever been. Not only are the expectations higher on the workers, but legislation is making life much more difficult for healthcare workers. In Norway, for example, blood products must reach wards within 15 minutes. Healthcare reforms have also been seen in … Read more
Sometimes an entire economy grows up around fear, and small business cybersecurity measures are one such economy. Vendors pitch the threat of sophisticated, relentless attacks that need elaborate defenses. They pitch a platform, a consultant, or an entire operations center to defend against these attacks. Ooma’s recent guide from tech journalist Husain Sumra puts some … Read more
For a century, physical infrastructure took precedence around the world, with highways, dams, and bridges serving as monuments to national ambitions. Digital infrastructure may not be as awe-inspiring (it’s largely invisible, after all), but these new rankings from Ooma measuring digital infrastructure achievements make the case that these invisible pieces might matter most. Consider Estonia, … Read more
Imagine two workers, one in Bangkok and one in Birmingham, UK. Both open the same AI-enabled software on a Monday morning, but where one sees opportunity, the other sees a clock counting down to redundancy—the same technology viewed from two drastically different perspectives. A new Qualtrics study on the percentage of workers who feel AI … Read more
By 2007, smartphones had won the cell phone war, with 268 million units imported versus 14.5 million for old flip phones. But Ooma’s import data tells a more interesting and nuanced story than one of smartphone dominance. It shows a gradual reversal of fortune. Through the 2010s, imports of dumb phones waned as app stores … Read more
In a saturated market, businesses must do whatever it takes to stand out and rise above the noise. The dental industry is no exception, and studies are showing that as many as 1 in 3 dentists feel underworked and are struggling to keep patients in their practices. Experts predict that this is largely due to … Read more
Artificial intelligence has quickly woven itself into the fabric of daily life, sparking varied reactions across the globe. Recent research from Qualtrics paints a complex picture of trust, optimism, and skepticism. In countries like China, Indonesia, and Thailand, there is palpable enthusiasm for AI’s potential to transform work and healthcare. These nations highlight AI’s ability … Read more
Ooma’s new article provides a detailed look at AI adoption rates across the U.S., showing the leaders and laggards in the country. Using recent survey data, the team ranked states based on the percentage of businesses currently using AI and gives insight into where technology integration is happening the fastest. Western states dominate the top … Read more
A new map from Pulse shows that the tech industry isn’t limited to Silicon Valley alone. While Silicon Valley remains the home of technology in the U.S., the Pulse team has proven that mid-sized cities across the U.S. are taking their share of the tech pie. The team created a map that identifies these cities … Read more
