Elance is a crowdsourcing platform that aims to help skilled freelancers reach international markets through affordable costs, risk-free escrow accounts, and tools to build resumes and portfolios. Some advantages include free communication tools, expert feedback, and an archive of project interactions. However, there are also disadvantages like potential for idea theft, lack of confidentiality, popularity not guaranteeing talent, and unclear company image for consumers. In conclusion, while it can be a good starting place, the platform is not as professional as originally intended.

1. ELANCE CASE STUDY Crowdsorsing

2. Better input for best output Elance tried to create more then a job site and more than a work tools. This allow the service providers and buyer to communicate and transact in many different ways.

3. objectives The objectives used by Elance to help skilled freelancers reaching international market are: Crowdsorcing cost: you can have remarkable identity with an affordable cost. Risk free: with escrow account the buyer can guaranty their money until the end of the project. Time and effort: elance build an impressive resume and an organized portfolio Free samples: designer expose their work in a pre-deal phase. Expert view: experts gived their opinion which help designers to understand the business

4. advantages Free chat cessions and call fonctions They offers assistance for buyers and service providers. Time efficiency They offer an archive of interaction and communication between buyers Affordable services New marketing concept Better management for outcome

5. disadventages Ideas can be stolen No confidentiality Popularity misleaded Stolen or recycled names Hidden cost Not hiring best talents There isn't a clear image for the company in consumer’s mind.

6. conclusion It’s a good place to start a career with. After all business owners knows their work and their needs better then everyone. But it’s not professional as it was meant to be.