A collection truck, a weighbridge and an invoice ought to tell the same story. ISB Global has spent decades building software to make that happen - and more than £15 million rebuilding it for bigger ambitions.
The Portuguese low-code pioneer survived two brushes with bankruptcy, rewrote its business model, and reached €500 million in revenue. Its next trick is harder: proving that governed software beats a clever prompt when the app runs a bank, hospital, or factory.