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Of course, not every idea was serious but many of them were highly technical and well-thought out, however it does not appear that either of them contributed to the eventual outcome. This is not a luxury that is afforded to most organizations, so it is critical to be quick to crowdsource – don’t hesitate to ideate!
The concept of crowdsourcing, coined by Jeff Howe and Mark Robinson in a 2006 Wired article , has revolutionized how businesses and organizations solve problems and innovate. This technology enables organizations to efficiently collect, evaluate, and implement ideas from their crowdsourcing efforts.
Of course, not every idea was serious but many of them were highly technical and well-thought out, however it does not appear that either of them contributed to the eventual outcome. This is not a luxury that is afforded to most organizations, so it is critical to be quick to crowdsource – don’t hesitate to ideate!
Of course, not every idea was serious but many of them were highly technical and well-thought out, however it does not appear that either of them contributed to the eventual outcome. This is not a luxury that is afforded to most organizations, so it is critical to be quick to crowdsource – don’t hesitate to ideate!
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I recently had a chat with a senior director of a respected technology company making highly specialized products. Should I design the assessments to be industry specific taking account of the peculiarities of each industry, it’s unique pressures, opportunities and technology? Clearly, technology is a key ingredient in innovation.
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