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Crowdsourcing. Essential Factors for successful Crowdsourcing in Product Innovation in Web 2.0

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Author:Yaldiz, Sultan Özge
Date of Publication: 2014
Book classification:Business & Management,English Books
No. of pages:78 Pages
Format:Paperback

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Bachelor Thesis from the year 2014 in the subject Business economics - Offline Marketing and Online Marketing, grade: 1,3, Westfنlische Hochschule Gelsenkirchen, Bocholt, Recklinghausen, language: English, abstract: At large, innovation is a key factor for the success and persistence of organizations in todays business. In order to develop successful innovation, information of two kinds is needed; information based on customers and the markets needs, as well as information on how to transform the gained knowledge into corresponding products (Diener and Piller, 2011). The paradigm of Crowdsourcing can be applied to obtain both kinds of essential information enabled through direct interaction with customers and takers, providing an enhanced inflow of intelligence. The work at hand deals with Crowdsourcing and particularly crowd-based product innovation. Crowdsourcing is a relatively new conceptualized paradigm, which is why the literature does not offer countless research papers on the topic and the market is not overloaded with companies applying the concept, although the theory is very promising. Nonetheless, not all companies who have ventured the step towards Crowdsourcing have experienced positive outcomes: on the contrary, some encountered rants from the crowd, as well as image losses (Papsdorf and Vo , 2009). The first purpose of this work is to illustrate how broad the term Crowdsourcing is and what opportunities it offers for businesses by providing an overview of the common forms. a further purpose is to depict where, in what form and how those activities take place. The cornerstones for a successful outcome are already set at the beginning of a project, whereby this paper describes single decisions to make along a Crowdsourcing process and their influence on the projects course, in order to understand how and why each decision during the process can be determining. thus marking a third purpose. The focus of this third purpose is on Crowd Innovation l
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