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Tag Archives: Ebola
Crowdsourcing: Going Above and Beyond Consumer Products
(This piece was originally posted to the HeroX blog) In the past few years, crowdsourcing has finally come of age as a powerful open innovation tool allowing organizations – including corporations, government agencies, and non-profits – to use external crowds to … Continue reading
Are crowds stupid?
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
Can the Wisdom of Crowds Help Solve the Refugee Crisis in Europe?
(A longer version of this piece originally appeared on the Qmarkets blog) The refugee crisis that keeps tormenting Europe, as serious as it is, has two additional troubling features. First, despite the fact that the humanitarian situation in the Middle … Continue reading
How to Win a War?
What do you need to win a war? First, an army equipped with modern weapons and instilled with high spirit. Second, a vibrant economy capable of sustaining the hardship of continued military operations. Third, strong public support of the country’s … Continue reading
Can Crowdsourcing Beat Ebola?
The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned recently that “the death rate in the Ebola outbreak has risen to 70 percent and there could be up to 10,000 new cases a week in two months.” A WTO official added that … Continue reading
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Tagged 2010 Gulf of Mexico disaster, BP's oil spill, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Crowdsourcing, Department of Defense, Ebola, Innovation, Open Innovation, Open Innovation Tools, Personal Protective Equipment, United Nations, United States Agency for International Development, USAID, White House Office of Science and Technology, World Health Organization, WTO
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