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How Data Warehouse Innovation Could Benefit Your Healthcare Business

Storing data has seen major revolutions in the past 100 years. Data went from being stored in physical folders to digital storage like DVD’s and USB’s, they are now being stored in data warehouses. On average, large healthcare organizations have 367 software tools, which can create login fatigue for the associated knowledge workers. Companies like Mega Data offer these data warehouses to healthcare organizations to aggregate all this data while keeping it secure.

How Data Warehouse Innovation Could Benefit Your Healthcare Business

Map of Business Owner Ages Reveals Truths About Entrepreneurship

Ooma’s new graphic displays the average age of business owners around the country, but it also provides insight into how long it takes and the number of resources needed to start a business. Their data shows that most entrepreneurs are in their late 40s to early 50s, despite common depictions of young startup founders who are more the exception than the rule. The older age of business owners indicates that starting a business requires time, resources, and a well-networked community to get off the ground. It also implies that they bring stability, knowledge, and established networks of potential clients, employees, and other partners. 

Map of Business Owner Ages Reveals Truths About Entrepreneurship

Study Determines America’s Biggest Employers

Behind charts like this new study from The Chartistry, which shows the nation’s biggest employers, lies the story of the millions of workers who make these businesses thrive. For example, we can see that Walmart employs a staggering number of people, over 2 million. That includes the cashier working at a rural Walmart, the forklift operator at a major warehouse, and the semi-retired greeter you see at the door. Walmart is more than just a department store; it’s a job that millions of Americans rely upon.

Study Determines America’s Biggest Employers

Graph Shows Us These Industries Hire the Most Customer Service Reps

Many companies rely on customer service representatives to be the liaison between customers and the business. Reps guide the customer through the purchasing process, troubleshoot any problems, and generally ensure that the customer has a great experience with the business or entity. The team at Qualtrics demonstrates the importance of these employees by showing us which industries rely on them the most, as indicated by a study that reveals which industries hire the most customer service representatives.

Graph Shows Us These Industries Hire the Most Customer Service Reps

Which Brands Have the Most Followers on Social Media infographic

The team at Qualtrics illustrates the dominance of the social media landscape through a graphic ranking of the top brands based on their number of followers. They show us the number of followers each brand has on X, Facebook, TikTok, and Instagram. The team’s graphics display a ranking of overall follower count and rankings on each platform.

Which Brands Have the Most Followers on Social Media infographic

What Do Americans Spend the Most on Each Year? infographic

The team at Qualtrics offers a fascinating look at how Americans are spending their money, with a graph breaking down spending by category and then by income bracket. Through this graphic, we can see which products are the most expensive and what Americans value the most. In the first chart, bubbles show us the areas where the most spending occurs.

What Do Americans Spend the Most on Each Year? infographic

Where Are the Most Small Businesses Launching?

A new visual from the team at LLC Attorney reveals which U.S. states are seeing the highest number of small businesses started per capita. Leading the pack is Wyoming with roughly 587 new businesses. While its low population may challenge businesses like shops and restaurants, the state’s lack of corporate and personal income tax gives entrepreneurs more money to invest in their dreams.

Where Are the Most Small Businesses Launching?

Inspiring Entrepreneurial Success Stories

This infographic from Ooma highlights billionaires who started as small business owners, proving that entrepreneurship can lead to incredible success. It showcases well-known figures like Jeff Bezos, who launched Amazon from his garage. Other featured billionaires include Elon Musk, who co-founded Zip2 before revolutionizing multiple industries, and Howard Schultz, who transformed Starbucks into a global brand.

Inspiring Entrepreneurial Success Stories

Mapping Out Where Small Businesses Thrive and Falter

The team at Ooma shows us where small businesses thrive and falter with a map of the cities that saw the largest number of small businesses open and close in the last year. The team also identified which types of small businesses have the most success. They were:

Mapping Out Where Small Businesses Thrive and Falter

Mapping the Headquarters of the Top Fortune 500 Countries

A map from the team at The Chartistry shows which states are home to the headquarters of the biggest Fortune 500 companies. The Fortune 500 list is a prestigious directory of the most profitable companies in America. Earning a spot on the list is an impressive achievement. The map shows which states are home to these behemoth companies.

Mapping the Headquarters of the Top Fortune 500 Companies

Research Displays a History of S&P 500 Companies infographic

The S&P 500 market index has been a reliable tool for gauging the economy for decades. The team at Madison Trust Company brings us unique insight into that world with a timeline of the comings and goings of S&P companies.

Research Displays a History of S&P 500 Companies infographic

Business Survival Rates Mapped by Industry

When developing a business, it’s important to look at the forecast for your industry. The team at LLC Attorney made this more manageable with a graphic showing business survival rates over three years. They’ve broken down the statistics by industry to give eye-opening looks at which industries yield the greatest chance of success. Their data shows that Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, and Hunting have the greatest chances of surpassing three years, at 72.30%. As for the most volatile industry, only 53.96% of Information businesses survive longer than three years.

Business Survival Rates Mapped by Industry

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