Crowdsourcing Innovation Examples

Crowdsourcing Innovation Examples

Crowdsourcing is a powerful tool for organizations to use in various areas such as data collecting, operational efficiencies, and issue-solving in general. This post explores the methodology for crowdsourcing, which involves dividing a project into smaller micro-tasks to accelerate the process. The post also features some remarkable crowdsourcing innovation examples, including the Climate CoLab at MIT, Zooniverse, LEGO Ideas platform, and PepsiCo's 'Do Us a Flavor' campaign.

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The Six Step Innovation Lifecycle

Innovation is a continuous activity that goes through six steps: Identifying a Problem to Solve, Identifying a Process that Works for You, Engaging Others in the Process, Empowering Groups of People to Build Ideas into Projects, Evaluate and Prioritize, and Idea Implementation.

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What is the Suggestion System? Employee Suggestion System

Suggestion systems create a communication channel between employees and management, allowing employees to share ideas and suggestions effectively, leading to better productivity, creativity, and collaboration.

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The HiPPO Effect: When Opinions Feel Like Orders

The HiPPO Effect: When Opinions Feel Like Orders

HiPPO, the Highest Paid Person's Opinion, can have a negative impact on decision-making. Quantifying the Cost of Delay can help in assessing value and urgency.

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