“We created Canada’s Digital Compass to encourage new discussions to a broad audience on this topic and our goal was certainly accomplished,” says Tracey Riley, partner and national leader of the Technology, Information, Communication and Entertainment (TICE) practice of PwC.
David Eaves is probably one of the smartest Canadians around. No surprise, he’s also a really nice guy. After attending the Canada3.0 conference, he wrote up a couple of posts highlighting what Canada needs to do to work our way to the top in a digital economy. From recognizing that to lead, we must ask…
We powered PwC’s Digital Compass call on how Canada can lead in a digital economy. I’m really interested in the topic, so I spent a good amount of time in there reading the ideas, commenting and voting. The campaign lasted for 7 weeks, with 6 calls (one a week) and then a week long showdown.…
There’s more to crowdsourcing than brainstorming Idea brainstorms are to crowdsourcing what reality TV is to television – a popular slice that doesn’t represent the full HBO-caliber spectrum. It’s not that popular isn’t good but there’s a lot more to crowdsourcing than FOX-style calling for ideas. To be fair – brainstorms online where the crowd is asked for open…