Businesses that sell on a payment terms basis share a struggle involving the requirement to have invoices settled on time, causing cash flow issues to the operation. Chaser is designed to do exactly what it's name suggests – make collecting outstanding debts more efficient.
Public transport can be a distressing place at the best of times, but even more so as a commuter who has to pay upwards of £1,500 a year to get to work – and that's where CommuterClub, in this year's Everline Future 50, comes in. Through a combination of crowdfunding and P2P lending, the service lets commuters across the country buy annual season tickets to save an average of £200 each annually.
Kuato Studios, included in the 2015 Everline Future 50, is on a quest to spread its “learnification” ideals to change the way society views learning, which has been helped with changes to the UK curriculum to include coding – skills widely considered an importance as children grow up in today's digital age. The mission is being driven forward by directors with extensive experience in both gaming and educational sectors.
For years, the internet has offered instant access to information, products and the ability to buy and purchase in an instant – unless you were interested in playing a game of golf, however. As such, Golfscape was created to change the process for golfers around the globe, allowing them to book experiences on the green in seconds.
The cloud is commonly discussed today, but Adam Chetnik launched Everline Future 50 entrant Hosted Desktop into the market back in 2010 after researching it for two years.
A year after introducing a Bluetooth-connected Oral-B toothbrush and accompanying app at Mobile Word Congress, consumer products firm Procter & Gamble has returned to the technology trade show in Barcelona with a software development kit for third party firms.
Investment, international demand and development in London's West End reached record heights in 2014, enabling businesses in the area to contribute £51.25bn to the UK's economy.
New BlackBerry Leap smartphone, which comes equipped with a battery that lasts “25 hours of heavy use”, claims to be designed for young mobile professionals and companies who value security and privacy.
Consumer demand for phablets – smartphones with a 5.5-inch screen or larger – is being driven by a hunger for multimedia content, and businesses have an opportunity to capitalise on the trend.
Apple's dominance of the business and technology worlds is seemingly unstoppable – even when the brand is hit with criticism – because, in a world where smartphones have become the norm, the iPhone is hailed as the king by many. But with the Samsung Galaxy S6 and HTC One M9 unveiled at Mobile World Congress, should Apple be worried
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