Chaordix chooses New Dialogues as their Partner for The Netherlands

“Chaordix and New Dialogues have signed a partnership agreement that will enable Dutch companies and organizations to benefit from Chaordix’ world-class crowdsourcing solutions. New Dialogues will support the Chaordix solutions in The Netherlands. New Dialogues will market the Chaordix solutions in The Netherlands and provide local delivery and support capabilities. Together, they will bring the…

• By Cynthia van Sundert
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Chaordix Crowdsources Market Research and Insight with Crowd Intelligence

“Chaordix, a market intelligence solution provider, has just announced Crowd Intelligence, a new method and technology that uses crowdsourcing to generate data and provides market insights to its clients. The new program uses the crowd to provide feedback about brands and innovative ideas. The feedback is then processed by Chaordix Crowd Intelligence and the results are…

• By Cynthia van Sundert
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Chaordix Launches ‘Crowd Intelligence’ Approach

“Canadian crowdsourcing technology firm Chaordix has launched a solution called Crowd Intelligence, combining qual and quant market research and brand insight. Chaordix helps organizations generate ideas for new products and services, predict market reaction and conduct other research. The firm says its new Crowd Intelligence approach captures, analyzes, and communicates qual and quant research insights…

• By Cynthia van Sundert
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Chaordix launches Crowd Intelligence and adds acquisition experience to Board

“Calgary’s Chaordix announced a rebrand yesterday but it’s much more than that. They’ve repositioned their crowdsourcing business with a new approach trademarked Crowd Intelligence. Crowd Intelligence will apply unique new methods of crowdsourcing and data analysis to generate new levels of rich market insight and data that would be difficult, if not impossible, to acquire through traditional research…

• By Cynthia van Sundert
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Companies turn to online help for development of products and services

“If you have a personal problem, you ask friends for advice. Now company owners are doing the same thing – posting challenges online to get help with the development of products and services. Known as ‘crowdsourcing’, it is becoming increasingly popular with resource-strapped smaller firms.” Read more at http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/news/article-2052551/Companies-turn-online-help-development-products-services.html#ixzz1cKASbDjo

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American Express “Open Forum” mentions Chaordix as one of 4 innovation tools

“Chaordix handles crowdsourcing of ideas from start to finish, including developing a crowdsourcing plan, recruiting your crowd, moderating the process and providing technology that enables collaboration and innovation. Crowds can be used to help your business with everything from idea creation to problem-solving and product testing. Everything, including idea submission, discussion, voting and ranking, is…

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The Sun Shines – and Chicagoans Care

We’re just thrilled with the tremendous participation in the recently launched Chicago Sun Shine Project crowdsourcing campaign. In just a few short weeks it’s grown to over 12,000 participants with new participants joining on a daily basis.  This initiative is a fantastic demonstration of the power of crowdsourcing, as well as the appetite for passionate…

• By Brooke Campbell
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Calgary tech industry honours innovation

“‘To have a growing sector like this provides greater diversification to our overall economic health and welfare,’ says John Masters, president of Innovate Calgary. For the third year, TechRev – an arm of Innovate Calgary – is honouring local companies it feels are driving innovation and giving the sector momentum.” Read more of Calgary tech…

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How Crowdsourced Collaboration is Different. (and why it works)

“We’ve tried collaboration technology before and it didn’t work.” Is that something you’ve said, or heard said in your company?    We’ve heard it from many of our clients and potential clients, and doubtless, most of us have experiences with collaboration attempts that started out OK, but somehow, well, fizzled out. For example, perhaps someone set…

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