The 4 Superheroes of the Network Economy [Infographic]

January 2, 2018 Vivek Ravishankar

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The Network Economy is a phenomenon generated by cloud-based software products and is driven by the principle that these products gain value as more people use them. Companies in the Network Economy compete not only to have the most robust software, but also to transform their product into a platform by building strategic API integrations to third-party software. If you want your platform to succeed, check our our infographic outlining FABERNOVEL's 4 Superheroes of the Network Economy:

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Vivek is a Marketing Intern at Cloud Elements.
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