then crowdsourcing
What is crowdsourcing?
Crowdsourcing (Eng. Crowdsourcing, crowd – “crowd” and sourcing – “use of resources”) – attracting a wide range of people to solve various problems of innovative production activities to use their creative abilities, knowledge and experience as voluntary subcontracting application of information and communication technologies.
This definition offers us Wikipedia.
We recently wrote about a concept such as crowdfunding. Today we dwell in more detail on crowdsourcing, which has certain similarities with crowdfunding, but the main meaning of these concepts is somewhat different. Continue reading
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