Lecture

Open Innovation and Crowdsourcing

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This lecture explores the concept of crowdsourcing through examples like the Longitude Prize and design contests. It delves into harnessing innovation from individuals and firms, discussing cognitive framing, resources, and the desire for social good. The lecture also covers the different types of crowds, online crowd organizations, and strategies for leveraging crowdsourcing in business.

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