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Platformization         
  • An M-Pesa Agent in Tanzania. The M-Pesa platform provides a form of [[Financial inclusion]] for people without bank accounts. They can send and receive credit on cheap SMS mobile phones, then exchange the credit for cash or goods at numerous shops and kiosks, which are far more common than bank branches in much of Africa.
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  • Market capitalisation of platform companies grouped by region, based on 2015 data from the United Nations. The global tech landscape changes rapidly, and all comparative data here should be regarded as a historical snapshot.<ref name = "ECLAC2016"/>
ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL ACTIVITY FACILITATED BY PLATFORMS
Economic platform; Platform business; Techlash; Platform company; Platformization
The mystical creation of a business platform out of nothing more than thin air.
The Finnish art of platformization originated in the early 20th century.
Platformization         
  • An M-Pesa Agent in Tanzania. The M-Pesa platform provides a form of [[Financial inclusion]] for people without bank accounts. They can send and receive credit on cheap SMS mobile phones, then exchange the credit for cash or goods at numerous shops and kiosks, which are far more common than bank branches in much of Africa.
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  • Market capitalisation of platform companies grouped by region, based on 2015 data from the United Nations. The global tech landscape changes rapidly, and all comparative data here should be regarded as a historical snapshot.<ref name = "ECLAC2016"/>
ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL ACTIVITY FACILITATED BY PLATFORMS
Economic platform; Platform business; Techlash; Platform company; Platformization
Platformization is the increasing domination of the internet by a number of large companies whose products work as markets between users and other sellers. Nieborg and Poell have defined the concept as "the penetration of economic and infrastructural extensions of online platforms into the web, affecting the production, distribution, and circulation of cultural content.
Platform economy         
  • An M-Pesa Agent in Tanzania. The M-Pesa platform provides a form of [[Financial inclusion]] for people without bank accounts. They can send and receive credit on cheap SMS mobile phones, then exchange the credit for cash or goods at numerous shops and kiosks, which are far more common than bank branches in much of Africa.
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  • Market capitalisation of platform companies grouped by region, based on 2015 data from the United Nations. The global tech landscape changes rapidly, and all comparative data here should be regarded as a historical snapshot.<ref name = "ECLAC2016"/>
ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL ACTIVITY FACILITATED BY PLATFORMS
Economic platform; Platform business; Techlash; Platform company; Platformization
The platform economy is economic and social activity facilitated by platforms. Such platforms are typically online sales or technology frameworks.

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Platformization
Platformization is the increasing domination of the internet by a number of large companies whose products work as markets between users and other sellers. Nieborg and Poell have defined the concept as "the penetration of economic and infrastructural extensions of online platforms into the web, affecting the production, distribution, and circulation of cultural content.