Over the past few years at Chaordix, we’ve worked with private and public sector organizations all across the globe, leveraging the power of crowdsourcing to help them innovate on both product and brand levels. As we’ve refined our approach and product, we’ve been guided by one key lesson (that, in retrospect, we’ve all been learning…
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Change is the only Constant in Innovation
You know one cool thing about innovators? They continue to innovate. Early crowdsourcing pioneers were ahead of the game when they enabled consumers and brand loyalists to directly impact the companies they loved. What was once a lucky discovery – that a brand’s game-changing innovation might reside in the mind of a customer in a…
Shelley Kuipers: Participation is The New Brand
Article originally published by Crowdsourcing Week May 5, 2013. Read the entire article here. Chaordix is an early supporter of Crowdsourcing Week and Shelley is on our Board of Advisors. She will deliver a talk on Growing Global Brands through Crowdsourcing in Singapore. In this presentation, Shelley will reveal how brands are being transformed by tapping the insights…
Will Crowdsourcing Impact Market Research? Learn from the Pioneers
Article originally published by Asia Research in INTERVIEW, MARKET RESEARCH METHODOLOGY. View the original article here >>> Market Research industry thought-leaders think that crowdsourcing will have a disruptive impact on market research. This was not only proven through this year’s MRS Annual Conference, where a panel discussion led by Vision Critical’s Ray Poynter with experts outside the Market research…
Some trivia in celebration of Earth Day
Q – Guess how many countries are in the world? A – 196 countries Q – Guess how many visited www.chaordix.com in the last 6 months? A – 156 countries Legend: BLUE = Countries who visited www.chaordix.com On this Earth Day 2013, we’re grateful to everyone from around the world who took the time to visit us – Thank…
In business, the more ideas, the merrier
Article originally published in The Straits Times Saturday, March 30, 2013
Social Business and Management Innovation
Article originally published by Brand Intellect Limited. Read the entire article here. September 2012 Executive summary Beyond experimentation. Social technologies like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and LinkedIn have become part of our lives, transforming the way we connect with each other, expanding our personal reach, our network and influence. Social media has changed the way businesses…
Announcing the WINNERS of the Challenge Slavery Tech Contest!
Article originally published by Emilie at Challenge Slavery. Read the entire article here. Dear Challenge Slavery community, EXCITING NEWS! The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and its partners announce today the winners of its Challenge Slavery Tech Contest! We put out a global call in November to college students to develop creative technology solutions…
Steve Jobs Had it Wrong: Why You Should Look to Consumers for Product Innovation
Article originally published by Riley Gibson via FastCompany. Read the entire article here. Napkin Labs’ Riley Gibson discusses the upside of consumers messing with your product. It has long been asserted (famously, by Steve Jobs) that customers can’t tell you what your next product should be. Companies create and customers consume. But the pace of innovation…
Shelley Kuipers Speaks at CeBIT Global Conference 2013
Great picture of Shelley Kuipers, Chaordix’s Founder & CEO, during the CeBIT 2013 panel in Hannover, Germany earlier today. [from left: Patrick Llewellyn, CEO of 99designs; Shelley Kuipers, Founder & CEO of Chaordix; Brent Goff, Main news anchor for Deutsche Welle] Panel: CLOUD: The Power of the Cloud – The Power of the Crowd Increasingly, the billions of people…