Crowdfunding, or soliciting small contributions from large and dispersed crowds through
online platforms, is an increasingly indispensable strategy for established firms, young …

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 …

With the growing complexity of social and environmental issues, there has been a
blossoming of hackathons and open innovation challenges. This push to accelerate …

Organizations increasingly engage in crowdsourcing to find solutions to their innovation
problems, but many of these solutions are of low quality. This could be because …

Abstract Research Summary Theories of crowdsourced search suggest that firms should
limit the search space from which solutions to the problem may be drawn by constraining the …

Artificial intelligence (AI) can perform core research tasks such as generating research
questions, processing data, and solving problems. We shift the focus from AI as a “worker” to …

Crowdfunding, or soliciting small contributions from large and dispersed crowds through
online platforms, is an increasingly indispensable strategy for established firms, young …

Abstract The Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic has been a devastating crisis
affecting the physical, social, and financial well-being of people the world over. Unlike …

Drawing on the concept of bounded rationality and extant evidence, we argue that for
specific problems (broad and ill-defined, urgent, highly technical), the prevailing approach to …

Crowdsourcing—asking an undefined group of external contributors to work on tasks—
allows organizations to tap into the expertise of people around the world. Crowdsourcing is …