Ecosystems have different minimum-viable thresholds.
- Ecosystems have different minimum-viable thresholds.
- This is the threshold where the ecosystem starts to become worth more than the sum of its parts.
- It ultimately comes down to how quickly will overlap be found in the ecosystem.
- For example, for a developer to discover another developer already implemented a solution for that problem, that they can simply use.
- That is composed of a few things:
- 1) How much overlap is there of use cases of users in the ecosystem?
- 2) How small are the bits of functionality provided by the ecosystem chunked?
- 3) How hard is it to discover overlap when it exists?
- 4) How hard is it to create a chunk of functionality?