Ecosystem mapping app explained in 5 minutes

Coordinate your startup ecosystem with Ecosystem Mapping App, a short demo

Ecosystem Mapping App is the first 'Application Module' of EcosystemOS - a digital service for startup ecosystems to aggregate and distribute ecosystem information in a standardized format, with the main goal to help maintain the best and most accurate information for startups, support organizations, governmental entities and other ecosystem stakeholders and to provide ecosystem intelligence help them make quick, secure and efficient decisions.
Watch this five minute demonstration and see how Ecosystem Mapping App helps startup ecosystems to find their gaps with holistic view, standardised information and interoperability.

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Starting Q2 this year - As an ecosystem representative, your ecosystem can apply to Join our global alliance membership. This will enable you to start deploying EcosystemOS Mapping App in your local ecosystem(s), to enable data flow within and between ecosystems via globally shared needs within ecosystems.
As a member of the alliance your ecosystem can also be part of contributors and/or governance parties of the global open standards, for innovation entrepreneurship ecosystem builders, operators, architects and developers globally.
Benefits of the alliance
Nobody can develop open standards alone, yet transparent open (non-proprietary) standards are needed to enable true interoperability within and between ecosystems, especially in areas like;

• commonly established terminology with commonly accepted definitions (data is only as good as the definition of the meaning of each data attribute).
• commonly used and transparent key performance indicators (KPIs), for performance measures and benchmarking
• common data strategy for what data is to be collected, stored and how it is to be handled.
• common principles about what data is shared, to whom, for what purposes and on what terms.

It is clear that no ecosystem can develop these alone and it is also clear that interoperability within and between ecosystems can't be effectively achieved without these. At the same time, it's clear that via alliance collaboration, the overall cost and risk of development goes down for all participating members. 
As we are finalizing the work to publish the 2022 Alliance Program details, you can check out the 2021 collaborative ecosystem development project call for more information about the established foundation that the 2022 program is based on.

​Together, cheaper and faster!