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Ben Wagner

Tommy Peters' Bicycles: The Wisdom Of Crowds * James Surowiecki - 0 views

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    Came across this while searching in Google Blogs, this blogger tries to relate principles from "The Widsom of Crowds" to the never-ending Mac vs. PC debate
Rachael Schiel

Creating Passionate Users: Hire Different - 0 views

  • But he contends that it's not necessarily the lack of demographic diversity that's at the heart of the problems... it's cognitive diversity you need. If those doing the hiring are going after only world-class, exceptionally bright people with similar skills, the differences between the Chosen Ones may not be that useful. He claims the company needs to hire not just only the smartest people!
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    blog with ref to wisdom of crowds
Ben Wagner

The Washington Monthly - 0 views

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    A really interesting article about a NYT feature that allowed readers to come up with plans to balance the budget. The Wisdom of Crowds concept came through as the crowd overwhelmingly came up with balanced non-partisan plans. 
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    Here's the actual NYT article for anyone who's interested http://www.nytimes.com/2010/11/14/weekinreview/14leonhardt.html?ref=davidleonhardt
Carlie Wallentine

Wisdom of Crowds Experiment in San Francisco - 1 views

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    This video is interesting to see people's reaction to being asked questions first of all! Also, just a fun video on Suroweicki's theory of crowd wisdom. PS Check out the lady's hair at 1:03!!
Rachael Schiel

The Crowd Knows Best - 1 views

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    Sept 2005, Rugby, sports and how the crowd knew when to be "generous" better than the individual
Carlie Wallentine

The Wisdom of the Crowds - 0 views

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    For all reading the James Surowiecki book, here is the authors blog.
Rachael Schiel

The Wisdom of Crowds - 0 views

    • Rachael Schiel
       
      look this up
  • There's a division of Eli Lilly called e.Lilly, which has been experimenting with using internal stock markets and hypothetical drug candidates to predict whether new drugs will gain FDA approval. That's an essential thing for drug companies to know, because their whole business depends on them not only picking winners—that is, good, safe drugs—but also killing losers before they've invested too much money in them.
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    Q&A with author
Rachael Schiel

Wisdom of Crowds - 0 views

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    Here is the full etext of Surowiecki's Wisdom of Crowds free at BYU's library.
Carlie Wallentine

James Surowiecki on his book - 0 views

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    A simple explanation of the wisdom of crowds.
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