Open plan workspaces aren't just the fashionable trend, they're a smart way for companies to fit more workers into the same amount of rentable space. Ever since the "great recession" in 2008, the average square foot per employee has diminished by at least 25%. Smaller spaces and less square footage means smaller fixed costs for companies and more collaborative workspaces for employees. To that end, sharing workspace with other companies in a serviced office means getting the benefits of a cohesive office space that reduces cost without sacrificing amenities and available services.
Why You Don't Need as Much Square Footage as You Think
By Jennifer Vitek on 07.28.14
An Infographic About Infographics!
By Trey Jones on 11.29.12
how much we love infographics at the AdvantEdge blog, here is an infographic about making infographics! An infographic goes through four main stages of production: research, design, publishing and promotion. So study this ironic infographic closely in order to take your marketing content to the next level!
A Marketer's Guide to Reddit!
By Trey Jones on 10.16.12
Source: Prestige Marketing, Inc.
"Marketers who threaten the Reddit community with spammy links and boring content will likely be destroyed, says Prestige Marketing. On the link-sharing site known as the 'Front Page of the Internet,' only the strong survive.
Reddit receives 2.5 billion page views per month, and thus any content that reaches the front page receives millions of views. The only way to do that without spending a lot of money is to get Reddit’s 34.9 million monthly unique visitors to 'vote up' your content.
A Visual Guide on Mobile Consumer Behavior!
By Trey Jones on 10.04.12
Source: Visualy
"Each person uses his or her mobile phone differently; some of us use cell phones to shop online, buy movie tickets, check game scores, and email colleagues, while others buy the latest smartphones only to receive calls. Check out this infographic on typical mobile phone usage, and see how you compare to the average caller".
A CEO's Guide to Pinterest
By Trey Jones on 09.24.12
Source: the Social Times
"The decision to add a new network to your social strategy is never easy — each one takes time and resources to maintain. According to the makers of this infographic, Pinterest is a good one to add to the list.
With a high concentration of viral content (80 percent of pins are repins) and referral traffic that’s outpacing Twitter and Google+, the social curation site is already a proven traffic generator. The amount of traffic generated by Pinterest grew by 116 percent between January and August 2012.
But a previous study showed that despite the company’s growth, no Fortune 500 company CEOs were using Pinterest. (They weren’t entirely right about that. If you need inspiration, check out Cisco co-founder Sandy Lerner’s Pinterest boards for her organic farm, Ayrshire Farm.)
Domo and CEO.com assembled this handy guide to Pinterest for CEOs. It’s got statistics, best practices, and success stories all in one glance."
Graphic Design is Good for Business!
By Trey Jones on 09.06.12
How to Protect your Passwords!
By Trey Jones on 08.30.12
Author: Isabelle Leichtman
With the recent security breaches of popular websites such as LinkedIn, password security has become an important issue for both personal and corporate information. Having strong and secure passwords can prevent sensitive information from being compromised by hackers or scammers. So the AdvantEdge Business Centers’s blog has compiled a few tips for creating smart passwords on your behalf!
The New Microsoft Office: Further Support for the New Workplace
By Trey Jones on 07.31.12
The arrival of cloud storage is changing not only how we share files personally, but also professionally. Now the business world is likely to be even more shaken up seeing as on Monday, July 16, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer released a preview version of Office 2013 and its cloud-connected cousin, Office 365, at a media event in San Francisco. This is timed nicely with the upcoming launch of Microsoft’s newest operating system, Windows 8, in October. The company's next-generation office suite appears to be tightly focused on mobile devices, touchscreens, and the cloud.