Social media, which is becoming the prefered medium for most people across the world, especially the youth, for information and socialisation, is also creating economic value for developers, telecom service providers and other stakeholders.
This is also motivating many youth across the world to take advantage to create innovative applications to suit their local environment and one such initiative is the one taken by Jufout Solution and Services (Jss) Media Incorporate, a West African company, which has developed a social media application to suit the peculiarities, culture and environment of the subregion.
Kolabo8 (pronounced collaborate) has been designed to enable users to interact, collaborate and connect with different professions and meet business associates all over the world.
The platform is expected to bring together like-minded people from all walks of life, such as academia, medicine, security, business, market and media among others.
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of JSS Media Incorporate Mr, Samuel Jack Sopiriala, said at the launch of the product in Accra last week that Kolabo8 would provide the public with tools to support and grow themselves, families, businesses and every aspect of their lives.
He added that it would bridge the gap between social media and businesses all across the world with the aim of enhancing the total growth and well-being of such businesses.
The Kolabo8 platform is accessible on www.Kolabo8.com can also be downloaded on the Google play platform free of charge.
The JSS Media Inc CEO noted that the youth in particular needed trusted sources of information to help them make important decisions and network with the right calibre of people.
He was confident the Kolabo8 platform would help the youth to be inspired by the untold stories of successful entrepreneur’s across the world.
“It brings on board unique features such as listening to music, creating your own story create debate or an online poll and as well as discussion forums for students and business professionals to keep its subscribers on the platform lively,” he said.
He therefore called on the media and the entire African generation to subscribe to the Kolabo8 because “this is our own.”
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