How can we engage with large groups of people - often with complex and competing needs - to effect positive change? In this session Rob Wilmot, Crowdicity, will talk about the barriers to innovation and, by illustrating real life stories from government, health, business and the charitable sectors, will show how these barriers can be overcome by the crowdsourcing of innovation. Presented at Crowdsourcing Week Global 2016. Learn more and join the next event: www.crowdsourcingweek.com

1. Crowdsourcing Innovation
Changing the World one idea at a time
Twitter: @robwilmot
@crowdicity

2. Barriers to Innovation

3. At Crowdicity we believe that buried deep in every
organisation or community there are ideas - or the
spark of them - that never see the light of day. At
Crowdicity we make the software that ignites this
potential and lets it shine.

5. Yes, but… We already tried something like that
Our clients won’t want that There’s no budget
No chance! Management won’t agree to that
We’re already doing something like that
It’s not your responsibility Above my pay grade
The market’s not ready for something like that
Let’s keep that under consideration It won’t work
That might work somewhere else, but not here

7. Crowdsourcing Innovation

8. Open Innovation
Co-creation
Ideation
Crowdsourcing Ideas

10. NHS Trusts
Crowdsourcing
health care: NHS

11. NHS Trusts

13. Open Innovation
Crowdsourcing the Olympic
Legacy:

14. Open Innovation

15. Crowdsourcing to save our planet:
World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF)

17. Crowdsourcing
best practice in
customer service:
Three UK

18. Thank you

19. Thank you

21. Thank you
How to get in touch:
www.crowdicity.com
rob.wilmot@crowdicity.com