Monthly Archives: April 2017

Are crowds stupid?

Posted on April 18, 2017 by Eugene Ivanov

We have been talking about the wisdom of crowds for so long and with such a passion that it was only a matter of time that someone would decide to call crowds stupid. And here it comes: Aran Rees, “a creativity … Continue reading →

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Applying open innovation tools to business model innovation

Posted on April 5, 2017 by Eugene Ivanov

Recently, I proposed a “map” of existing open innovation tools based on the identity of open innovation partner(s) and the mode of interaction between them. Three large “baskets” were included: co-creation (known partners, two-way interaction), crowdsourcing (unknown partners, two-way interaction) … Continue reading →

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