Chaordix harnesses the power of crowdsourcing to help great organizations and companies around the world. In addition to our work with companies on market intelligence, brand development and innovation programs, we also work with non-profits, universities, government organizations and enterprise community groups on social good initiatives. Programs have included research grant competitions, non-profit team insights and collaboration, grassroots charitable initiatives, and innovation challenges toward solving global humanitarian problems.
Chaordix and DAI delivered the USAID Powering Agriculture Community to connect innovators around the world and provide them with an interactive forum for collaboration. The purpose of the community is to create novel and clean energy solutions for farmers and agribusinesses in developing countries.
The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) collaborated with Swiss supermarket brand, Migros, and Chaordix® to engage Switzerland's public and innovative start-ups in a competition to bring forward ideas for greener product manufacturing and sustainable consumption.
Orange UK launched an innovative project using the power of mobile technology to help transform volunteering in the UK. Orange aimed to make minutes matter by introducing convenient, snack-size volunteering, so consumers could volunteer anywhere, anytime. Using mobile technology, Orange wants to generate hundreds of thousands of extra hours of volunteering in the UK each year.
This multinational computer, technology and IT consulting corporation selected Chaordix to power the IBM Data Governance Council online community, providing Council members a means to collaborate and identify solutions on information governance best practices.
The goal at WWF Switzerland is to truly involve their stakeholders. With this Biodiversity Challenge Project, stakeholders help to select the best possible social enterprise projects for funding and implementation.
This crowd engagement is one of the first of its kind for Ireland. Big Al’s Kitchen was launched to better understand food consumption behaviours, packaging preferences, and brand perceptions of the Irish population.
The University of Oxford, one of the world’s leading academic institutions, chose Chaordix to help crowdsource answers on how to overcome barriers to maternal health with input from medical professionals in developing nations.
The Chaordix Crowd Intelligence™ platform and processes have enabled Procter & Gamble to tap into multilingual crowds for market intelligence on a range of consumer and lifestyle products -- as well as global public and employee innovation challenges.
To learn more about our work with P&G, contact us at Chaordix today.
Operating in over 30 countries and serving more than 26 million customers, E.ON is the world’s largest investor-owned energy service provider. E.ON UK wanted a fresh and creative collaboration forum where the UK public and other groups could come together to spark the design of the next generation of energy-saving products and services.
"Home of the Future" with E.ON explores how a real family might live in a brave new world of cutting-edge technology. This crowdsourcing project wanted to more deeply understand and shine a light on what our lives would be like in years to come - What would it be like to live in a futuristic house? How would your family cope with technology they’ve never seen before?
Orange Spain launched their inaugural “High Speed Ideas” Spanish language crowdsourcing community engaging the citizens of Madrid and Viladecans to generate innovative ideas about what future telecoms services will look like as high-speed residential access continues to increase within Spain.
Genius Crowds is founded on the principles of collaboration and sharing. The company provides opportunities for everyday people – students, women, men, moms, dads, DIY'ers, cooks, and tinkerers - who have a product idea that they don't know how to bring to market. Genius Crowds helps develop them into commercial ideas with big market potential and Genius Crowd creators share in the profits.
The Chicago Sun-Times Charity Trust wanted to engage their readers and the citizens of Greater Chicago with not-for-profit organizations focused on youth education, art and civic engagement. The Chicago Sun Shine Project provided a platform for locals to nominate and influence the selection of which charities, organizations and projects they felt the Sun-Times Media Foundation…
Gienow looked to homeowners living in Western Canada to partake in their Gienow Pulse community to share their passions, frustrations, experiences, and stories about home improvement needs and projects.
