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InnoCentive is an "open innovation" company that takes research and development problems from various domains and posts them as challenge problems online for anyone to solve. It provides cash awards for the best solutions. InnoCentive works with partners like the Rockefeller Foundation to find solutions to problems of the 21st century. It generates revenue from subscription fees, partnerships, commissions on rewards, and consultancy services. Competitors include Fellowforce.com and Philoptima, which also connect organizations with talent through open innovation challenges with cash prizes.
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Innocentive is an online marketplace that connects companies seeking research and development solutions with a large number of unknown professionals worldwide who may be able to help find effective answers to their questions. Companies post problems or puzzles on the Innocentive website and offer prizes for solvers who can come up with effective solutions. This concept of open innovation allows companies to source ideas from outside their organizations to supplement internal R&D, reduce costs, and lower the risks of innovation. Innocentive uses social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and blogs to promote open innovation and connect seekers with solvers from around the world.
Innocentive
Innocentive is an open innovation company that crowdsources research and development problems to solvers around the world for cash awards. It provides a marketplace for companies seeking R&D solutions to connect with unknown professionals globally who may have effective solutions. Innocentive combines innovation and incentive to bring out innovative solutions to problems that were previously thought impossible to solve through traditional R&D methods. The concept of open innovation assumes that companies can and should use both internal and external ideas and paths to market as they advance technologies. Innovations can easily transfer inward and outward between companies and their environments.
Innocentive Presentation
Innocentive is an open marketplace that connects companies seeking solutions to problems ("seekers") with solvers from around the world. Through its global network, seekers post challenges and solvers submit innovative solutions, creating a collective intelligence. Innocentive illustrates the concept of crowdsourcing by solving companies' internal issues through external experts. It offers both seekers and solvers benefits like increased efficiency, innovation, and reduced costs. Innocentive generates revenue through fees paid by seekers and also offers additional consulting services.
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Innocentive is a platform that allows companies to post problems for solution holders to submit ideas and projects. Seekers and solvers can interact through the website or alternative means like phone calls or emails. Using social media like Facebook and Twitter plays a major role in expanding Innocentive's exposure, though maintaining its own blog is sufficient to share relevant content without seeking other platforms.
INNOCENTIVE ANALYSIS
InnoCentive is an online platform that crowdsources solutions to research and development problems posted by companies. Founded in 2001, it connects "seekers" with technical problems to a community of over 180,000 expert "solvers". If a solver succeeds, they receive a financial award between $5,000-1,000,000. InnoCentive has facilitated over 897 challenges, 14,690 submissions, $22.1 million in awards posted and a 45% success rate. It generates revenue from challenge posting fees and consultancy services. As an open innovation model, InnoCentive could expand its user base and revenue sources by partnering with universities, developing advertising, and adding services like sales and
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InnoCentive is a platform that uses crowd sourcing to solve problems through an open innovation model. It connects scientists, engineers and other professionals around the world to collaborate on solutions for organizations' research and development challenges. Companies post problems on InnoCentive along with monetary rewards, and thousands of potential solvers from various backgrounds and locations attempt to address the issues. This allows companies to outsource research and development without needing to hire full in-house teams. InnoCentive also promotes knowledge sharing and management by creating a virtual network where collective intelligence can be applied to challenges.
Innocentive Business Model
Innocentive is an online platform that connects companies and non-profits seeking solutions to problems ("seekers") with solvers who can post innovative solutions. Seekers post challenges on various topics and solvers who provide chosen solutions receive monetary rewards. This allows seekers access to a large global database of solvers at a lower cost than traditional consulting firms, while giving solvers opportunities to earn money and gain recognition by solving open problems. Innocentive generates revenue from subscription fees for seekers and commissions on rewards paid to solvers. The platform has grown popular due to its ease of global access via the internet.
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Innocentive
Innocentive is an open innovation company that crowdsources research and development problems to solvers around the world for cash awards. It provides a marketplace for companies seeking R&D solutions to connect with unknown professionals globally who may have effective solutions. Innocentive combines innovation and incentive to bring out innovative solutions to problems that were previously thought impossible to solve through traditional R&D methods. The concept of open innovation assumes that companies can and should use both internal and external ideas and paths to market as they advance technologies. Innovations can easily transfer inward and outward between companies and their environments.
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Innocentive is an open marketplace that connects companies seeking solutions to problems ("seekers") with solvers from around the world. Through its global network, seekers post challenges and solvers submit innovative solutions, creating a collective intelligence. Innocentive illustrates the concept of crowdsourcing by solving companies' internal issues through external experts. It offers both seekers and solvers benefits like increased efficiency, innovation, and reduced costs. Innocentive generates revenue through fees paid by seekers and also offers additional consulting services.
Innocentive
Innocentive is a platform that allows companies to post problems for solution holders to submit ideas and projects. Seekers and solvers can interact through the website or alternative means like phone calls or emails. Using social media like Facebook and Twitter plays a major role in expanding Innocentive's exposure, though maintaining its own blog is sufficient to share relevant content without seeking other platforms.
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InnoCentive is an online platform that crowdsources solutions to research and development problems posted by companies. Founded in 2001, it connects "seekers" with technical problems to a community of over 180,000 expert "solvers". If a solver succeeds, they receive a financial award between $5,000-1,000,000. InnoCentive has facilitated over 897 challenges, 14,690 submissions, $22.1 million in awards posted and a 45% success rate. It generates revenue from challenge posting fees and consultancy services. As an open innovation model, InnoCentive could expand its user base and revenue sources by partnering with universities, developing advertising, and adding services like sales and
Innocentive PPT
InnoCentive is a platform that uses crowd sourcing to solve problems through an open innovation model. It connects scientists, engineers and other professionals around the world to collaborate on solutions for organizations' research and development challenges. Companies post problems on InnoCentive along with monetary rewards, and thousands of potential solvers from various backgrounds and locations attempt to address the issues. This allows companies to outsource research and development without needing to hire full in-house teams. InnoCentive also promotes knowledge sharing and management by creating a virtual network where collective intelligence can be applied to challenges.
Innocentive Business Model
Innocentive is an online platform that connects companies and non-profits seeking solutions to problems ("seekers") with solvers who can post innovative solutions. Seekers post challenges on various topics and solvers who provide chosen solutions receive monetary rewards. This allows seekers access to a large global database of solvers at a lower cost than traditional consulting firms, while giving solvers opportunities to earn money and gain recognition by solving open problems. Innocentive generates revenue from subscription fees for seekers and commissions on rewards paid to solvers. The platform has grown popular due to its ease of global access via the internet.
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There is growing recognition that fostering
a culture of innovation is critical to success,
as important as mapping out competitive
strategies or maintaining good margins. A
recent Boston Consulting Group sur-
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sorts of businesses reported that nine out of
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growth through innovation is essential for
success in their industry. Having optimized
operations and finances, many companies
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innovation is their best strategy to compete
in a world marketplace in which some of
the players may have lower-cost resources.
Whether you sell consumer electronics or
financial services, the frequency with
which you must innovate and replenish
your offerings is rapidly increasing.
The ten innovation personas described
here are not necessarily the most powerful
people you will ever meet; they don’t have
to be, because each persona brings its own
tools, its own skills, its own point of view. In
a post-disciplinary world where the old
descriptors can be constraining, these new
roles can empower a new generation of inno-
vators. They give individuals permission to
make their own unique contribution to the
social ecology and performance of the team.
Make sure these ten personas have a
place in your organization. Together you
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The Learning Personas
The first three personas are driven by
the idea that no matter how successful a
company currently is, no one can afford to
be complacent.
1. The Anthropologist brings new learning
and insights into the organization by
observing human behaviour and developing
a deep understanding of how people inter-
act physically and emotionally with
products, services, and spaces. Anthropolo-
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‘beginner’s mind’. Even with extensive
educational backgrounds and lots of expe-
rience in the field, these people seem
unusually willing to set aside what they
‘know’, looking past tradition and even
their own preconceived notions.
If you want fresh and insightful obser-
vations, you have to be innovative about
where and how you collect those observa-
tions. For instance, let’s say you want to
gain insight into improving a patient’s expe-
rience in a busy hospital. Ask the doctors or
nurses? Talk to lots of patients? Circulate a
thoughtfully prepared survey? All of these
approaches sound reasonable, but IDEO’s
Roshi Gvechi opted for a more radical
The right project at the right time can spark a culture of
innovation that takes on a life of its own. Here are ten
types of innovators that can make it happen.
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Innocentive
- 1. Study Case
- 2. WhatisInnoCentive ? InnoCentiveis an "open innovation" company that takes research and development problems in a broad range of domains such as engineering, computer science, math, chemistry, life sciences, physical sciences and business, frames them as "challenge problems", and opens them up for anyone to solve them. It gives cash awards for the best solutions to solvers who meet the challenge criteria
- 3. How doesitworks ? 5 6 1 4 3 2
- 4. Partnerships Their main partnership is the Rockfeller Foundation (www.rockfound.org) which their role is to find solution to new problem of this 21st century.
- 5. Revenues Revenues come from: Suscription fees of companies Partnerships Commision on rewards Consultancy services for companies
- 6. Whatdoesitsolve ? InnoCentive solves problems even for Suppliers / Solvers: They are able to earn a lot of money if they are creative enough; they have a large freedom of action because they can work only on what they are interesting in it and when they want to do it. Furthermore, they have a true feeling of being useful to the mankind by bringing new ideas for nonprofit organization than tries to get the 21st century world better.
- 7. Competitors Fellowforce.comis also a competitor of InnoCentive. It was founded "To Connect Organizations and Talent, through Open Source, for limitless ideas, innovation & solutions". Fellowforce.com aims to open up organizations for outside-in participation from experts, consumers, and other interested parties to generate powerful new options through this collaboration Philoptimais one of the direct competitors of InnoCentive. Ithelps foundations, donors, and other grant makers clearly describe a community challenge and create a cash prize to spur innovative ideas to help solve the problem...
- 8. Expand revenu Source If I were running this business I would try to develop it in different languages in order to let more people access to this precious innovation which is online R&D for everyone by everyone. I would also implement more adds to allow more seekers and solvers to join the private circle of “mankind helpers”. Ads can be a group on facebook or other social networks. Then I would try to create more partnerships with nonprofit organization and even real companies. Those partnerships could bring more money to help solvers for very important new innovations.