Web's Largest listing of crowdsourcing and crowdfunding events
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Many of you will recognize Crowdsourcing.org’s “Crowdsourcing Industry Landscape” infographic — we published our updated November 2011 release a couple of days ago. This is the third generation of our taxonomy, which we first launched at CrowdConf2010. (More details on our revised industry taxonomy are available here.)
This taxonomy is broad, covering the primary categories where crowdsourcing can be applied from a high, distant perspective. For the last six months, however, we have undertaken detailed research initiatives with a number of leading crowdsourcing providers as well performing our own research where we looked at over 2,500 crowdsourcing use cases. This has resulted in the development of our Enterprise Use Case Framework.
Please download, review and post your comments. Feel free to challenge whether or not the examples we have included are crowdsourcing sites, if they are categorized correctly and let us know what...
Use this with our Crowdsourcing Industry Landscape v1 download.
CloudCrowd offers labor as a service through 24*7 labor-on-demand. CloudCrowd helps companies reduce costs and increase efficiency by breaking large projects into smaller tasks and distributing...
Inkling offers collective intelligence solutions which help organizations decrease operational and strategic risk. Inkling's solutions, anchored by its collaborative predictions platform...
Founded in May 2000, NewsFutures, Inc. was one of the earliest providers of prediction markets to both the general public and private companies. It is at the forefront of the application of...
Consensus Point provides enterprise prediction market software, revolutionizing the research industry. The Consensus Point prediction market platform, Huunu, makes innovation more efficient by...
The occasion was the annual presentation of the Rolex Awards for philanthropy, given this year to remarkable individuals under 30 who are dedicated to improving life on the planet. Yet when Eno...
Founded by two research industry veterans, Maven is a global network of industry professionals, experts and even entry-level professionals who have insights and opinions to share to their clients,...
Founded in 2009, Quora is a site that's comprised of a constantly improving collection of answers and questions created by the crowd. Plus, everyone who utilizes this information can edit and...
The video is really interesting, to see people from different countries or hear them speak different languages or accents. It proves that Wikipedia is a great example of crowdsourcing. So,...
Without volunteer editors (and all others who take part in Wikipedia's endeavor), Wikipedia wouldn't be as successful as it is today. For ten years, Wikipedia's participants continue...
The presentation is quite long but you'll definitely see a lot of examples of crowdsourcing. Part of this presentation is also crowdsourced via Twitter.
Since you'll be getting answers from professionals like physicians, electricians, and race car drivers and others, expect that the rates are a bit pricey. The rates usually range from $250 to...
The infographic is very comprehensive and so you should really take a look at it to understand how collaboration started and how it is in an enterprise.
Noreena Hertz mainly pointed out that "now, is not the time to be blindly following, blindly accepting, blindly trusting". Instead, people should face the world with open eyes, together...
Oracle customers can choose to support external- and internal-facing communities, and can prioritize ideas and form private communities to further hone in on crowdsourced concepts....
Beansight is a platform where you can share your predictions with the community. Users can vote on each prediction. The aggregated data allows to find out what is likely to happen. A gameplay with...
Traditionally, knowledge generation was the purview of scholars & other professionals, who would acquire pertinent domain knowledge through time–consuming study or extensive experience. Their...
Part Skillshare, part Meetup, part School of Everything, HeyKiki is a skill and knowledge destination for the modern metro-Renaissance man and woman, a wonderful and promising intersection of...
The time has come for Americans to recognize that cities must be given greater flexibility to successfully adapt to their changing world. Government's unique strengths as a facilitator of...
Founded in 2010, the industry website, Crowdsourcing.org, is a neutral organization dedicated solely to crowdsourcing and crowdfunding. As one of the most influential and credible authorities in the crowdsourcing space, Crowdsourcing.org is recognized worldwide for its intellectual capital, crowdsourcing and crowdfunding practice expertise and unbiased thought leadership.
