How Successful Crowdsourcing Depends on asking 'Interesting Questions'

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This document discusses how 100%Open helps companies utilize crowdsourcing and open innovation through asking "interesting questions". It provides examples of interesting questions used by companies like LEGO, Unilever, Ford, and UBS for their crowdsourcing projects. The document also describes 100%Open's free 30-piece innovation toolkit that guides companies through the entire open innovation process, with a focus on using interesting questions to source relevant ideas from crowds.

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How Successful Crowdsourcing
Depends on asking ‘Interesting
Questions’.
CrowdsourcingWeek,Washington DC 26.10.18
David Simoes-Brown
CEO
David@100open.com

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Our 30-piece toolkit covers the whole open
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It shows how to co-create or crowd-source
relevant ideas, prototype the best ones
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And it’s 100% free to use!
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"100%Open helped us explore the true
potential of open innovation and act our
way into a new way of thinking.”
Erik Hansen Senior Director, Innovation
L E G O – I D E A S
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Toolkit.
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"It is better to ask a question that is deep
and strange and unexpected than having
the answer to everything."
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4 . D I S C O V E R N E W I D E A S
Interesting Questions
The Interesting Question tool gives us the principles and
process for creating crowdsourcing challenges that are
based around clear, compelling and communicable
questions.

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system to improve quality of life for residents
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F I N A N C E C H A L L E N G E .
A C R O W D P R O J E C T
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R E D C R O S S –
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We helped to re-invent innovation for the
International Committee of the Red Cross
leading to a major new collaboration with
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disaster in innovative
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Interesting Question.
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1. A Need Not a Want
2. Crowd-motivating
3. The Goldilocks Test
4. Jargon-free
5. Answerable
6. Short (20 words or fewer)
7. Road tested

Thank you!
Any interesting questions?
Interesting Question.
100%Open.

The document discusses how successful crowdsourcing depends on asking "interesting questions". It provides examples of interesting questions used by companies like LEGO, Unilever, Ford, and the Red Cross for crowdsourcing projects. It also lists 7 principles for creating interesting questions, such as making them need-based rather than want-based, crowd-motivating, jargon-free, and short. The document emphasizes that interesting questions are key to engaging crowds and unlocking their potential for open innovation.

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