Giving insight on trends
PaymentEye were recently at the Corporate Pay headquarters in Hammersmith London for an exclusive interview with Corporate Pay CEO Myles Stephenson and WEX International President David Maxsimic.
In the final part of this interview we gain an insight into the trends being seen in the virtual space which is offering benfits in areas such as audit control and cost control. Moreover, the ever-present topic of mobile is discussed with examples currently being used and in the pipeline with Corporate Pay’s currency products.
“We have an app called Octane in the US today which gives fuel pricing indications and comparisons in the area. This is being replicated in Australia as well. There’s a lot going on in the space and it’s very dynamic.” Said David Maxsmic.
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