Commitment to research and development and its commercialisation.

Hagstar has been financially able to perform innovative research and development across web, real-time, bluetooth and mapping, for work in building the first patented real-time news alerts adopted by Sky Sports / News platform in 2003 and later a blue-tooth social network for motorcyclists with Phillips Microsystems in 2004. Through his work with Cambridge University science park Matt Hagger is now a mentor to Cambridge University academics and under/post graduate entrepreneurs focusing on the commercialisation of innovation.

Hagger Ltd's mission and purpose is to invest in the build and continuous improvement to its framework under the brand Hagstar in order to allow the entity to work on isolated projects that are passionate, purpose driven and unrelated to E-Man that has successfully formed a structure and process to business building.

The development framework being created, comprises a unique IP that enables Hagger Ltd to provide background research to a range of companies, who call upon its technical expertise.