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| - Open Journal Systems. 2012. Open Journal Systems. Public Knowledge Project.
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- Crowdsourcing is looking to the public for ideas or solutions. It usually saves the company money, because either they don't pay the "crowd" at all or they only pay the author of the best idea. It also helps the company profit, because the "crowd" knows what consumers need, so consumers are actually going to buy/use the product.
- Future Democracy '10: London, 2 December, 2010 The UK's leading event on the use of the internet, mobile phones and other newtechnologies in politics, consultation and democracy: Future Democracy '10. Everything is ready for the big live debate on crowdsourcingof public policy is it worth it? Whats the point? Come alongand join in. Other topics will include mobile apps fordemocracy; electronic petitions; open data and the Big Society;online political campaigns; and much, much more. Please see the website for final details, and register to secureyour place at the year's most valuable event on engagingcitizens, mapping out the future of national and localdemocracy:www.headstar-events.com/fdem10 I hope to see you next week!Best wishes,Dan Jellinek, conference chair.
- Crowdsourcing (also known as community-based design) is
- Special Part(s): [Crowdsourcing Variants] Crowdsourcing is the title of a group of shotguns manufactured by Hyperion. The Crowdsourcing is obtained randomly from any suitable loot source.
- In kicking against the boundaries of what's possible, many organizations are experimenting with collaborative process, collaborative tools. Authors from MIT and Wharton are collaborating on a networked book on business and how the "emergence of community and social networks will change the future rules of business". The "We are Smarter than Me" [1]was formed based on the premise that large groups of people can take responsibility for traditional business functions.
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| - Open Journal Systems. 2012. Open Journal Systems. Public Knowledge Project.
- IN BEARBEITUNG
- Crowdsourcing is looking to the public for ideas or solutions. It usually saves the company money, because either they don't pay the "crowd" at all or they only pay the author of the best idea. It also helps the company profit, because the "crowd" knows what consumers need, so consumers are actually going to buy/use the product.
- Future Democracy '10: London, 2 December, 2010 The UK's leading event on the use of the internet, mobile phones and other newtechnologies in politics, consultation and democracy: Future Democracy '10. Everything is ready for the big live debate on crowdsourcingof public policy is it worth it? Whats the point? Come alongand join in. Other topics will include mobile apps fordemocracy; electronic petitions; open data and the Big Society;online political campaigns; and much, much more. Please see the website for final details, and register to secureyour place at the year's most valuable event on engagingcitizens, mapping out the future of national and localdemocracy:www.headstar-events.com/fdem10 I hope to see you next week!Best wishes,Dan Jellinek, conference chair.
- Crowdsourcing (also known as community-based design) is
- Special Part(s): [Crowdsourcing Variants] Crowdsourcing is the title of a group of shotguns manufactured by Hyperion. The Crowdsourcing is obtained randomly from any suitable loot source.
- In kicking against the boundaries of what's possible, many organizations are experimenting with collaborative process, collaborative tools. Authors from MIT and Wharton are collaborating on a networked book on business and how the "emergence of community and social networks will change the future rules of business". The "We are Smarter than Me" [1]was formed based on the premise that large groups of people can take responsibility for traditional business functions. The Forbes.com section on publishing contained several interesting activities. The Networked Book [2], details ways collective authoring and publishing are evolving. Authors are calling upon readers as assets, as resources to collectively annotate books. And like the free Adobe reader corporate strategy, building a following might be nothing more than Giving it all Away.[3] Many agencies are working to create a learning organization. We can learn from the Defense Intelligence Agency, where Adrian "Zeke" Wolfberg created the Knowledge Laboratory and studied the factors that promote and prohibit learning within an organization. As a result of his work, agencies might work to "operationalize risk" in order to promote a knowledge organization. In the Knowledge Organization wiki, we will complete a simple project by tapping the experts ("the crowd") in a variety of federal agencies. By April, 2007, this "crowd" will complete a white paper (Operationalizing Risk in Knowledge Organizaions [4] that describes a learning organization, that demonstrates what works and doesn't work in various agencies, and details the need to operationalize a certain level of risk in order to create a learning environment.
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