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Keypoint Intelligence’s Top 7 Infographics from 2023

The medium is a great way to transmit key research and provide quick, pointed education

Dec 14, 2023 7:00:00 PM
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By Carl Schell

 

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Infographics come in all shapes and sizes. They can present a handful of need-to-know datapoints about a subject like cybersecurity. They can use more text and artistic flourishes to do a deeper dive on a single facet of, say, artificial intelligence (AI). They can act as a reference when doing research on the topic of sustainability, for instance.

 

The bottom line is that there are endless ways to utilize infographics. We are big believers in them. The seven infographics on this inaugural list were some of the most widely viewed pieces that we produced this year for our public site, covering the print industry and beyond.

 

Dig in. Happy Holidays!

 

Top 5 Trends Looking Ahead into 2023

A3/A4 Vendor Consolidation in North America and Europe

The Basics of Large Language Models

Channel Strategy Session: Keypoint Intelligence’s 2023 Quick Guide to US Mega Dealers

Channel Strategy Session: 2022 Dealer Acquisitions at a Glance

Print in Vertical Solutions

The Future of Chatbots

 

And don’t forget to check out our Top 23 Blogs of 2023 and our 5 Favorite Podcasts of 2023!

 

Browse through our Industry Reports Page (latest reports only). See more infographics here. Log in to the InfoCenter to view reports and studies on subjects galore through our Workplace- and Production-based Advisory Services. Log in to bliQ for product-level data and research. If you’re not a subscriber, contact us for more info by clicking here.

 

 

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