Abstract: As an important component of an organization, the platform affects almost all sectors of the country, market, and society. Platforms are the focus of attention in disciplines such as management, economics, public management, sociology, and information and communication. The paper explains why organizations in various fields such as economy, society, and government are moving towards a platform organization model. The rise of platform organizations is a measure taken by enterprises to solve complex production and service paradoxes driven by early knowledge and innovation needs, and has been introduced into the market and government fields to solve constantly changing complex market or social problems, and over time, there has been a transformation of knowledge and form between these departments. In the transformation of different fields, there are three basic organizational logics for platform organizations. Firstly, platform organizations interact and create value through digital technology intermediaries; Secondly, the platform organization adapts to complex market or social needs through a flexible and coordinated division of labor structure; Finally, the platform organization has a new type of supervision and control logic. These organizational logics have brought cumulative consequences that break through the basic assumptions of classical organizational and management theory, transforming the digital age of organizational and management theory from file governance to data control, from rule control to algorithm control, and from rule-based regulation to principle-based regulation. The rise of platform organizations breaks through the classic boundaries between the concepts of state, market, and society, bringing the "common governance" paradigm onto the national governance agenda. The development of China's Platform economy and the construction of the platform government provide a unique wealth of resources for summarizing the development rules of platform organizations from China's governance practices, refining replicable platform organization governance models, and opening up new insights for understanding the expansion and current practice of platform organizations.