With the gradual deepening of the Internet and enterprise informatization construction

platform economy

as a new economic model under the background of the digital economy era

has been integrated into all aspects of our daily life. Due to the application of new technologies

digital platforms have broken through many constraints faced by traditional platforms

such as geography

time

transaction scale

and information communication

and have gained new scale

connotation

efficiency

and influence. However

this has also directly led to the existence of heterogeneous platforms belonging to different legal entities

each operating independently and having independent user groups

resulting in data redundancy or functional overlap between platforms

and forming “information islands”. To help users meet their business needs by allowing these systems to play to their respective strengths and complement each other's weaknesses

a set of mechanisms and standards is needed to effectively integrate platforms with each other

enabling platforms with different vendors

architectures

and protocols to achieve interconnection and interoperability

and contribute to the overall operational efficiency of society. This article explores and practices the establishment of shared connection services between various platforms from the perspective of the platform economy