Now Uber wants to be a one-stop platform for all sorts of transport options.
JANDI hopes to gain users by integrating with those platforms as well, so that it can provide a "one-stop platform for anything work-related".
A one-stop platform for publishers and content producers to gain supplemental content and revenue streams is no doubt appealing, and may just be where this is all going.
As the company announced at its developer conference in Portland today, it's launching the Nginx Application Platform to give developers a one-stop platform for developing or modernizing their applications with DevOps, the cloud, containers and microservices in mind.
The MediaEverywhere platform is an extension of Polar Mobile's existing business, but intended as a one-stop platform for making content available across devices, in a format best-suited to each individual platform.
TrueBill's goal is to be a one-stop platform for people to manage all of their subscriptions, which Mokhtarzada believes will eventually lead to the company's somewhat ironic business model: subscription discovery.
Hence all these features make piRNAQuest a one-stop platform for studying and exploring the human, mouse and rat piRNAome.
It's a natural choice for many since Oracle wraps its database software, its enterprise resource planning software and its application servers and development tools into a one-stop platform from which companies can operate marketplaces.
A study of Shopify's marketplace will validate their claim that the merchants are there for the value of a "one-stop platform and extended services" and not just for Facebook data of their shoppers.
Therefore, VTCdb offers a one-stop online platform for GCA for the grapevine research community.
In order to make it a one-stop shop platform for all your coordination needs, the Groundcrew team, which includes co-founder and former Interaction Designer at Google Chad Thornton and Head of Communications Jordan Stout, wrote its own scripting language, called CEML (Coordinated Event Markup Language).
