DISQUS

DISQUS Hello!  The comments on this profile are unclaimed and thus are unverified.

Do they belong to you? Claim these comments.

Liz Moise's picture

Unregistered

Feeds

aliases

  • Liz Moise
  • Liz Moise
  • Liz Moise
  • Liz Moise

Liz Moise

11 months ago

in “Wisdom of Crowds” and innovation - It’s not working on Mercury's Blog
Thanks for a great piece on innovation, we also find that people throw the word "innovation" around casually to mean any good idea. We have found that open innovation is a very effective tool for businesses, but only like you said, when they have a very clearly defined problem or challenge they need help with. As with any good design, or idea, the solution is only effective if the problem is clearly defined.
If you'd ever like to speak with someone at InnoCentive or learn more about the latest things we're developing, feel free to call me directly.
Regards
Liz Moise
Marketing Manager
InnoCentive
1 reply
jedc_mercury's picture
jedc_mercury Thanks, Liz.

It seems that a lot of prediction market-based applications tend to focus solely on ideas, which I think is unfortunate and misses most of the innovation process. Action is so much more important than the idea when making innovation happen. I really like what InnoCentive is doing, but also think there's a potential for another whole range of applications to help companies that have trouble defining their problems.

Thanks for commenting,
Jed

11 months ago

in Wikinomics » Blog Archive » No, It’s not a Fabric. It’s an Idea-gora. on Wikinomics
Hi Brittany,
Thanks for a great post on InnoCentive, we're thrilled to have hit #3 on the most-emailed list as well, it's exciting to see so many people catching on to the idea of open innovation and what it can mean for problem-solving. You might find our Solver blog of interest, we have lots of stories there from our Solver, as well as other great content.

If you are ever interested in an interview with someone here, let me know.

Regards
Liz Moise
Marketing Manager
InnoCentive

11 months ago

in Power of expert communities on New Rules of Investing
Thanks for your note on our New York Times article. Check out our blog for more great stories from our Solver Network.

Regards
Liz Moise
Marketing Manager
InnoCentive

1 year ago

in The FLIRT model of crowdsourcing - an analytical approach on The Equity Kicker
Hi Nic,

Thanks for a great post. Sami's analysis of the incentives that drive folks to participate in crowdsourcing is right on point. We find that our Solver network is motivated by much more than the monetary rewards of winning a Challenge. They have also told us they are motivated by the competition with other Solvers, recognition in the community, as well as the desire to work on a challenge or problem that matters, or will make a difference in the world.
You might find the Solver Profiles on our blog interesting, we've had a variety of responses from Solvers already in the few weeks since we've launched our blog, telling us why they got involved in the first place and what it means to them.

http://blog.innocentive.com

If you'd ever be interested in learning more about the InnoCentive model, I'm always available to speak with you. Feel free to drop me an email.

Regards
Liz Moise
Marketing Manager
InnoCentive

1 year ago

in Getting hired by Amazon, Apple, …, Yahoo, ZDnet: tips and future hacks. on Tech IT Easy
Georgia,

This is an interesting post - we've found that many of our Solvers use our network as a way of working fullitime or suplementing the income from their day-job. They say they enjoy the freedom of choosing on a project by project basis, and enjoy the challenge itself.



If you ever want to learn more about us feel free to contact me!



Regards

Liz Moise

Marketing Manger

InnoCentive
Returning? Login