To make this more tangible, let's look at three examples of how companies have scaled up their digital solutions with composability:

Netflix has built its streaming platform by integrating multiple digital solutions, including Amazon Web Services for cloud computing, Microsoft Azure for content delivery, and Stripe for payment processing. Additionally, Netflix built its platform with an open API, which has allowed third-party developers to build their own tools and solutions on top of Netflix's platform.
To keep mobile and web users engaging on the members’ platform, Samsung took a composable approach to extend its digital offerings with microservices and promotional tools. As a result, the composable members’ platform has increased user engagement by 15% while achieving half the turnaround time and time to market for content updates.
And finally, the messaging platform Slack has integrated multiple digital solutions, including Google Drive for document sharing, Dropbox for file sharing, and Stripe for payment processing. Slack's platform also supports a range of integrations with other apps and services, which has helped it scale to millions of users.