Latin America Capitalizing on Crowdsourcing
Open innovation and crowdsourcing are making valuable inroads into Latin America. As the Internet reaches ever deeper and further into the region more companies and entrepreneurs are looking at how they can use it to boost their innovation efforts.
Crowdsourcing innovators, practitioners and those wanting to learn more about the paradigm will be making their way to Conferencia Crowdsourcing, an important meeting that will look at developments in crowdsourcing, crowdfunding, and co-creation, and how they can be applied to Latin America.
The conference will be held on July 23rd and 24th in Sao Paulo.
This is the third year the conference is taking place. Among the subject areas that will be discussed and explored are:
- How large companies can innovate innovation
- Collaborative learning
- Crowdsourcing: Global Issues
- Big data, crowdsourcing reputation economy – Great business impacts
- Different ways to identify and work with the crowd
A Good Turnout Expected
The conference’s influence and importance has been growing steadily over the years, and about 500 people are expected to attend this year.
Among the prominent attendees will be Don Tapscott, author of ‘Wikinomics,’ and representatives from companies such as LEGO, IBM, and Microsoft.
A Great Learning Experience
The conference is great opportunity for participants to discover lessons learned from the most innovative and successful open innovation approaches, and to see how they can be applied closer to home. There will be plenty of case studies and best practices.
For more information about the conference visit its official website.
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