Crowdsourcing: définition, enjeux, typologie

Thierry Burger-Helmchen and Julien Pénin ()

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Abstract: The aim of this work is to define the notion of crowdsourcing, to propose a typology of the different forms of crowdsourcing (of routinized activities, of content, of innovative activities) and to underline the advantages and limits of those practices for the organization who intends to use them. At a broader level, this work also investigates the consequences those practices can have on organizations : could they change the boundaries of the organization, their structure and nature ?

Date: 2011-01-01
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Published in Revue management & avenir, 2011, 41 (1), pp.254-269. ⟨10.3917/mav.041.0254⟩

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DOI: 10.3917/mav.041.0254

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