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IT Crowdsourcing

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  • Submitted by: sanjeev
  • Created: Dec 28, 2008, 5:14 am
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The Elevator Pitch

For the crowd who wants an application / website / IT solution the SimpleMash is a online platform powered by crowd that provides faster and cheaper solutions. Unlike other existing mashing applications our product will provide tailor made solutions.

The Idea

I would just want to improve on the idea of crowdsourcing to also be able to pre-source the works to lots of different programmers, designers so that when someone needs a solution they can just choose the components, plug them together in the website and preview the application and buy it.

Execution:

The platform needs to work on a set of library and an api so that programmers can standardize and plug their components to; which would provide an almost WYSIWYG interface for users.

The idea here is to provide a faster solution to the clients when they need. And expect they have no detailed computer knowledge.

The pricing could actually depend on the programmer/designer who has the ability to price his resellable component/asset (Some assets might not be resellable eg. Designs) upon upload. When the user is choosing a component he would know how much he is paying for.

The future: Be able to build large complete applications.

I thought of this idea when I was...

why would any one need to pay a lot for something that has been being done for years now. If anyone wants a content management system and can get it for lot lot cheaper as one time fee then why not?

Even if there are lots of different sites that provide these solutions, still a complete stop shop is yet to be seen.

What do you think ?


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