The creative potential from innovative contributions of the crowd constitutes some critical
challenges. The quantity of contributions and the resource demands to identify valuable …

Organizations use innovation contests to enable crowdsourcing for open innovation. While
the crowd is able to generate large amounts of ideas in such contests, the challenge shifts to …

This article explores how to help people who organize crowdsourcing events (called
“seekers”) choose the best ideas from those submitted by participants (called “solvers'). To …

Companies increasingly engage the crowd in the evaluation of a large pool of ideas to sift
out the better ones among them. The crowd, however, seems to be better at eliminating the …

While crowdsourcing idea contests have the potential to harness widely distributed
knowledge, the quantity of ideas and the complexity involved in idea assessment create a …

The tools for crowdsourcing have been a research focus for quite some time. However, even
today, crowdsourcing platforms have remained rather technologically rudimentary as simply …

In crowdsourcing ideation websites, companies can easily collect large amount of ideas.
Screening through such volume of ideas is very costly and challenging, necessitating …

Effective creative crowdsourcing has mainly been investigated based on effective idea
generation and selection management, but other dimensions of effective crowdsourcing (ie …

Crowdsourcing generates up to thousands of ideas per contest. The selection of best ideas
is costly because of the limited number, objectivity, and attention of experts. Using a data set …

Organizations are using crowdsourcing to capture innovation knowledge from the crowd in
the form of ideas and then using the crowd to evaluate those ideas using votes. In this paper …