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Healthcare today faces mounting challenges, from aging populations and stretched resources to rising patient expectations. In this pivotal moment, digital platforms and artificial intelligence (AI) are offering innovative solutions for redefining healthcare delivery.  People have grown accustomed to choice, convenience, and speed thanks to the platform economy, explains Laure Claire Reillier, Co-Founder and COO […]

The digital sector has seen a surge of regulation in recent years, with governments worldwide introducing sweeping legislative frameworks to address concerns about competition and market dominance. In the European Union, Ursula von der Leyen’s first term as European Commission President saw the introduction of around 20 new legislative instruments, including the landmark Digital Markets

AI is no longer just an experiment – it’s revolutionising industries and transforming how businesses operate. Organisations are racing to build powerful infrastructures that unlock the full potential of advanced AI models, driven by massive investments from cloud providers. These scalable solutions promise to seamlessly embed AI into workflows, setting the stage for unprecedented innovation

“As they say, if you want to know where you’re going, you have to know where you’re coming from”, says Joost Rietveld. Considering the many new avenues of innovation – and the speed with which platforms and technology are moving – the adage is well chosen. As Associate Professor at the UCL School of Management,

The past decade has been a bullish one for platform investment. Digital platform businesses have continually caught the attention of venture capital – and the generous funding to match. Now, the investment environment is more discerning, with fewer IPOs, increased scrutiny and a renewed focus on profitability. As the emphasis on user acquisition and market

The transition toward a circular economy is as urgently important as ever, and for many, time spent waiting for regulatory action is a luxury that we don’t have. As public awareness of the climate crisis grows, digital platforms are leading the way in unleashing eco-innovations and driving circularity forward. By enabling consumers to reuse, repair,

In an era defined by digital interconnectedness, payment platforms are unsung heroes, enabling many – if not most – of our daily transactions and interactions. While payments often operate behind the scenes, they serve a vital structural function for our economies and are ground zero for some of the most exciting technological innovations emerging today.