crowdsourcing: looking ahead to 2015
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Crowdsourcing : Looking Ahead to 2015
Sean Moffitt, Managing Director, Wikibrands/CSW2
@seanmoffitt @wikibrands @crowdweek #cswvenice
Italy - Conditions for Crowdsourcing
#8 Quality of Life Source: University of Leicester
#5 Tourism Destination Source: United Nations
#15 Strength of National Brand Source: Future Brand
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#195 Economic Growth Rate Source: World Economic Forum
Some slang of Uber (e.g.
Uberfication)
“Disruptive”
Citing Jeff Howe and
2006
“Microtasks”
King Louis XVI
“Gamification”
Iceland Constitution
Mechanical Turk
Human-based Computation
Pebble Watch and how
much money raised
“Airbnb”-ified
Internet of Things, bonus
if called IoT
My Starbucks Idea as Recent
Example
“Cloud” and “Crowd”
together in same phrase
Oxford English
Dictionary
Any word derived from the Swahili
word….
Veronica Mars
The Netflix Prize
“Participatory design”
Distributed problem Solving
“Demo-cratization”
Citing James Surowiecki
and Wisdom of Crowds
The White/Gold, Blue/Black
Dress
Spock/Leonard Nimoy
"99% of the richest people in the US have NEVER participated in crowd or angel investment.”
Jon Medved, Our Crowd
54% Europeans willing to rent TO others
44% Europeans willing to lease FROM others
Source: 2014 Nielsen Global Sharing Economy Study
A Tipping Point?
We’re All Be Rich!
2013
2025
Crowdfunding$5B
$96B
2014
2025
Sharing Economy $15B
$335B
2014
2019
Microfinance
$5.7B
$14B
Source: The World Bank, Microfinance Outlook Report, Crowd Companies, PwC
The Time for Crowding is Now!
THE ECONOMYnow demands it
THE CROWDnow accepts it
THE TECHNOLOGYnow facilitates it
Six messages for 2015 …
1. 2015: The Year We All Jumped Onboard
2. Norms are Forming, Crowd Kids have turned into Teenagers
3. B2B and B2C has turned into H2H
4. It’s a Global Movement,This is not just Silicon Valley
5. Crowd is sustainable - driven by the winds of 5 Meta Trends
6. Disrupting Everything We Do
Source: The 2015 Global Crowd Economy Survey
Compared to historical 70% annual Crowd Economy growth rates…
“Solves Problems from
Non-Traditional Sources”“Funds
New Ideas/Busi
ness”
“Identifies Crowd-based
Insight/Surfaces New
Perspectives”
The 2014 Podium – Top Crowdsourcing Objectives
Source: The 2014 Global Crowdsourcing Pulsecheck
“Solves Problems from
Non-Traditional Sources”
“Funds New
Ideas/Business”
“Drives Awareness/Bu
zz/Publicity Value”
The 2015 Podium – Top Crowdsourcing Objectives
Source: The 2015 Global Crowd Economy Survey
Top Success Factors for a Successful Crowd Initiative
Source: The 2015 Global Crowdsourcing Pulsecheck
Source: Randstad, The New Trade
The Importance of the Human Cloud and Storytelling to Crowdsourcing
#H2H Crowdsourcing Activities #H2H Storytelling
Unlike nearly every other wave of technology-induced change, it actually
needs the world
Source: Traits of the Crowd Economy, The 2015 Global Crowd Economy Survey
Strongly Agree/Agree
Strongly Disagree/Disagree
Is Silicon Valley Losing It’s Grip?
Source: The 2015 Global Crowd Economy Survey
Crowdsourcing Horizon 2020
UK Government Invests in Crowdcube
Top Platforms – 99 Designs, Pozible,Freelancer.com, DesignCrowd
eGov 2015 Masterplan and home of CSW Global
Citizen’s Initiative Act
Direct Democracy and e-Residencies
Malaysia Equity Crowdfunding
Top Legalized Equity Crowd-Funding - Pledge.me/Snowball
Decade-long presence of platforms and media coverage
Crowd Change Factor #1 -The rise of entrepreneurial startup culture
60% of millennials consider themselves entrepreneurs
Source: The 2015 Global Crowd Economy Survey
Crowd Change Factor #2 – Growth of free
agents/freelancing/independent contractingSource: The 2015 Global Crowd Economy Survey, Your Ecore
Crowd Change Factor #3- Expanded global marketplaces and
scaleSource: The 2015 Global Crowd Economy Survey
2015 Tension between 4th & 5th Trend Authenticity/Transparency
vs. Monetization
Source: The 2015 Global Crowd Economy Survey
Biggest Industries Disrupted by the Crowd
(next 3 years)
* Health Care 7th, Manufacturing 8th, Education 9th, Public Service/Govt. 10th
@seanmoffitt @crowdweek Source: The 2015 Global Crowd Economy Survey
#1 Regulatory Prevents Expansion (+2 ranks vs. 2014)
#2 Poor Implementation/Perfomance (+4 vs. 2014)
#3 Weaker Participant Commitment (-1 vs. 2014)
#4 Opportunity for Scandal/Fraud (same rank as 2014)
#5 Bad Post-Campaign Communication (+3)
Source: The 2015 Global Crowd Economy Survey
“Crowdsourcing is nearing its height in popularity and as a term, will be
considered a fad in the future.”
85% disagree (+8 pts. Vs. 2014)
@seanmoffitt @crowdweek Source: The 2015 Global Crowd Economy Survey
“We will need to find significantly better ways to manage and curate crowdsourcing and crowdfunding
efforts than we do now.”
91% strongly believe/believe (+7 pts. vs, 2014)
@seanmoffitt @crowdweek Source: The 2015 Global Crowd Economy Survey
Other Predictions?
8. Startups and Angels will increasingly use crowdfunding as
their Series A validation
9. Governments will slowly loosen the reigns on crowd economy, ceding
to public demand @seanmoffitt @crowdweek
Other 2015 Crowd Predictions:
10. Peer-to-Peer Lending will skyrocket causing banks/financial service to cozy up to key players
11. Crowdsourcing participants will demand a more equitable relationship with backers
@seanmoffitt @crowdweek
Other 2015 Crowd Predictions:
12. More effective audits will take place to ensure crowdfunders can
execute & deliver their projects
13.Incumbent tech-, crowd- and sharing economy players will extend into non-traditional
industries @seanmoffitt @crowdweek
Recap - Six messages for 2015 …
1. 2015: The Year We All Jumped Onboard
2. Norms are Forming
3. B2B and B2C has turned into H2H
4. It’s a Global Movement,this is not just Silicon Valley
5. Driven by the winds of 5 Meta Trends
6. Disrupting Everything We Do
I. Find survey at:www.crowdsourcingweek.com
@SeanMoffitt
II. Full 2015 Global Crowdsourcing Paper thought paper:April’15 in time for CSW Global Conference
III. Interviews over March’15:6 Questions I still need Answered