Bar Charts and Information Challenge

Whether one is an unknown entrepreneur or Donald Trump, an elementary school teacher or a university president, a 6th grader researching other countries or a government leader visiting them, each person in any capacity has at least one thing in common: information. Let me explain why I use bar charts as an example. Whether information is being acquired or distributed for business or educational purposes, challenge that arises is how to compile all of information. Bar charts are just one example of a variety of instruments for displaying information which is precise, yet simple.

This time is referred to as “Information Age” because information about anything under sun (and beyond) is now available in every home and hamlet. However, though information is one thing each person has in common, our interaction with it sets us apart. In many cases, way information is accumulated may propel one business beyond rest. On other hand, way information is disseminated may also set one business ahead of rest. Can something as simple as bar charts make difference?

Tools for Information Improvement

Bar charts, pie chart, or other types of business chart and business graphs are easily created using graphing programs with almost any word processing software. To create graphs in word processor for a database chart or a database graph is relatively simple and user-friendly.

Creating graphs and charts can also be done for a company website using almost any graph program or business mapping software.

HTML and PDF Interactive Information

However, nearly two decades later, it makes all sense in world. In fact, a majority of things we take for granted were created out of a need. When need became great enough, someone figured out a solution.

Such is case with a new eBook that just hit market - Tokens for TV. The idea for this informative book is brainchild of working mom, Lisa Workman. As she explains it, about a year ago, she and her husband were struggling with how to get their kids to take an interest in choosing how much television and computer time they were spending each day. She came up with a system that not only limited how much TV/Computer time they received, but also took out some of parental nagging and placed some responsibility on their shoulders. She came up with a simple solution to helping children manage their television and computer time.

Seeing how effective her system is, friends started asking her how it worked. After numerous requests, she began writing down system and eventually fine tuned it to point it became her now popular eBook, Tokens for TV.

An exciting aspect of this resource is that information aligns perfectly with Lisa’s personal and professional vision and mission. She is extremely committed to providing quality information to families while promoting healthy lifestyles for children. However, something Lisa realizes is that without an effective marketing campaign to promote Tokens for TV there are many people who will never know how effective system can be.