Analyst: Alan Pelz-Sharpe
Crowd Computing Systems (CCS) is one of the firms that wants to tap into the world's 'cognitive surplus' – the millions or even trillions of work hours that slip between the cracks. By aggregating the freelance and part-time workforces of the US, and breaking business activities down to micro-tasks, CCS aims to coordinate the resourcing, distribution and management of such large-scale task management.It's an area that has huge potential, and if CCS gets it right, the rewards will be commensurately big. We examine the company's likelihood of success, as well as some of the challenges it and other firms focused on this space will probably encounter.Get the full report at here.