The founders of Everline Future 50’s The Telecoms Team have spent the last 15 years helping organisations to audit and manage their telecoms services and usage. Over this time the technology’s changed a lot, but according to them “the way telecoms providers treat their customers hasn’t change a bit”.
The driving lessons industry hasn’t really changed in the past few years, but Everline Future 50 participant miDrive is about to shake things up.
Five years ago, Everline Future 50’s Big Sofa’s founders looked into the future and predicted that video would become the next big communication platform within five to ten years. Five years later, Big Sofa is supporting the visual developments and services of household organisations including the UK government and British Airways, securing its place as one of the Everline Future 50.
A previous 30 to watch in mobile star, Mubaloo isn’t new to the world of innovation or the Everline Future 50 list. But with its latest foray into MiBeacons, the company is taking the sector by storm.
PayasUgym heats up the Everline Future 50 list with its refreshing take on gym contracts. The pay-as-you-go concept is truly innovative in a sector “hooked on membership revenues”.
Back in 2010 inspiration struck David Grimes as he stood in a post office queue impatiently waiting to send some parcels. Unfortunately the only alternative was to use expensive couriers which would erode profitability. The solution was Everline Future 50-listed My Parcel Delivery – a site designed to make normally inaccessible services available to all.
There are companies in the UK which already provide vehicle short-term leasing, but the most successful of the bunch only have 4,000 cars – acquired over some 15 years. So the pay-as-you-go model used by Everline Future 50 company PAYG Cars makes the business truly unique.
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.
There are over 2.5m people in the UK who want to work in temporary jobs because it suits their lifestyle. This includes students, returning mums, the recently retired, people on benefits and many other groups. Red WigWam declares that “the current recruitment model of search, post a CV and wait to be selected doesn’t work for them. In fact it can often put them off”. That’s why the Everline Future 50 listed company has made such an impact.
Everline Future 50 entrant Shopwave provides the UK’s only retail management system that allows an iPad to become the core of automated retail business. With the mobile trend in full gear, it’s easy to see why enabling a seamless consumer experience from all devices set the company on a disruptive path.
