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 …

Idea evaluation in innovation processes is typically performed by experts. But as experts are
often hard to find and costly, the relatively new phenomenon of crowdvoting may offer a …

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

To benefit from crowdsourcing, companies are increasingly required to employ mechanisms
for aggregating the multiple opinions generated in this process. Scholars have raised …

Crowdvoting offers companies the opportunity to get business innovation ideas evaluated by
a large number of contributors (the crowd), as an alternative to the currently prevalent …

Given a set of ideas collected from crowds with regard to an open-ended question, how can
we organize and prioritize them in order to determine the preferred ones based on …

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 …

Crowdsourcing new products involves an open call for creative ideas. To select among
submissions, crowdsourcing portals ask the community (the “crowd”) to voice its opinion …

When organizations crowdsource ideas, they select only a small share of the ideas that
contributors submit for implementation. If a contributor submits an idea to an organization for …

Developing and commercializing novel ideas is central to innovation processes. As the
outcome of such ideas cannot fully be foreseen, the evaluation of them is crucial. With the …