Superplatforms: Inclusive Digital Ecosystems of the Future

Authored by: FIBR
December 17, 2017 - 1 min read
Inclusive digital ecosystems of the future

This white paper considers the likely effects of an important new phenomenon that may accelerate the “pull” factor of digital ecosystems – the rise of super platforms. It describes and explores the phenomenon from different angles in order to explore potential implications for Africa and the environment in which FIBR and its partners will operate over the coming years.

 

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