We Are Smarter Than Me : How to Unleash the Power of Crowds in Your Business (Paperback)

from davidloertscher

How does one capture the wisdom of many in shaping a business or organization? This book, written by thousands is an example of how one takes into account, through social networking, the reaction of customers to our library services as we try to move into the center of teaching and learning. How ...

from PointedPundit

Drawing on their social networking ideas and research, authors Barry Libert and Jon Spector drew upon more than 4,000 people to help write a book on how to make money from the wisdom of crowds. Writing a book is hard enough, but coordinating the contributions of thousands must be a massive effort...

from mdubois

Dated. Published in 2007, it highlights all of the benefits of collaboration in an overly optimistic way without dealing with the hard work necessary to take group think and convert it to valuable collaboration that results in better work. This shows through in a lot of the examples of the book f...

from dougcornelius

The experiment of writing the book was more interesting than the book itself. Here, dozens (hundreds?) of writers collaborated in the writing of the book. The book was very short and even shorter whether the often irrelevant pictures are ignored. I was surprised at the repetition of stories and s...

from GShuk

This audio does not really go beyond Wikinomics and The Wisdom of Crowds as the book description says it will. I would recommend those books and skip this one.