2012 Crowdsourcing Software Review 
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FEBRUARY 2, 2016
Welcome to Spigit’s weekly roundup of innovation links, where we feature a carefully curated selection of our favorite content on innovation, crowdsourcing, and more from around the web. The skinny: Uber launched in London in mid-2012. Who it’s from: Harvard Business Review. How do you Crowdsource Innovation?
Harvard Business Review
MAY 10, 2012
I also agree that due diligence is an imperative — and is often overlooked by crowdfunders as impractical or overly complex. The April 2012 report estimates that 452 crowdfunding platforms (CFPs) raised nearly $1.5 billion in 2012. billion in 2011, and that funding volume is on track to nearly double to $2.8
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Harvard Business Review
NOVEMBER 6, 2012
The more I learn about the results from crowdsourcing and open innovation efforts, the more I believe that the smart strategy is to expose your problems and challenges to as many people as possible and let them show you what they can do. So why not expose your tough problems to as many eyeballs as possible?
Harvard Business Review
SEPTEMBER 6, 2017
John Deere’s Intelligent Solutions Group has turned real-time data, crowdsourced from thousands of the company’s customers, into services enabled by Big Data. The company had very few software engineers. At Ford Motor Company, building world-class software engineering capabilities has become a strategic imperative.
Harvard Business Review
OCTOBER 14, 2014
Etsy analyzes technical challenges on its public engineering blog , opens its professional development workshops to the local coder community, publishes success stories on its Slideshare channel, and gives away code on its GitHub repositories, all to help other software-centric firms accelerate their own learning and growth.
Harvard Business Review
OCTOBER 26, 2015
” In a 2012 article for Harvard Business Review, Maxwell Wessel argued that scale, “one of the last bastions from the competitive storm,” is no longer profitable or safe. A recent USA Today piece noted: “At the end of June [2015], there were 3,739 breweries in the U.S…that’s
Harvard Business Review
OCTOBER 31, 2012
HP is #10 on the 2012 list, and IBM is number 19. Back in 2002 , when Sam Palmisano took over, IBM had four main businesses each organized on a global basis: hardware, software, services,such as back-office outsourcing, and personal computers. IBM and HP are two amazing companies with long and meaningful histories.
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