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The two too-serious faces behind collective forecasting engine CrowdCast
Leslie Fine:
Mat Fogarty:
Previously: CrowdCast = Collective Forecasting = Collective Intelligence That Predicts
CrowdCast
Mat Fogarty and Leslie Fine are speaking at Enterprise 2.0 in Boston.
Enterprise 2.0 – Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A. – 2009-06-22~25
The Promise of Prediction Markets [*] #e2conf33
When will the product really ship? How much will we sell next year? While accurate forecasts are a cornerstone of a well-run enterprise, the methods to arrive at those forecasts haven’t changed in decades. Prediction markets offer the ability to tap the [...]
Your Internet presence should be centered around your own Internet site, primarily.
CrowdCast is on Twitter. CrowdCast is on FaceBook. Hence, CrowdCast is cool.
CrowdCast is on Twitter. — Looks “cool” (as would say Bo “Mister R” Cowgill, who has a binary vocabulary set, “cool” and “lame”). I like the logo. I am following them, and you should do that too.
CrowdCast is on FaceBook. — I am not [...]
How to make great use of the LinkedIn recommendation system
Mat Fogarty @ LinkedIn:
- “Mat is a funny, friendly and great person to work with. He’s highly entrepreneurial and innovative business leader, with passion and drive. I’d recommend Crowdcast to anyone – they know how to create best-of-breed online software products.” April 3, 2009
Joe Miles, General Manager, efp Markets, FC Group Ltd
- “Mat and I [...]
It was *not* San Francisco-based Mat Fogarty who did it… He was too busy making money.
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The attacker was probably someone with too much time on his hands —a prediction market vendor who can’t sell… or another idle prediction market person.
The prediction market consultants who matter —and the others who don’t
Who are the prediction market consultants who took part of the conversation prompted by the publication of the devastating story by The Economist?
- Adam Siegel of Inkling Markets
- Mat Fogarty of CrowdCast
- George Tziralis of AskMarkets
- Jed Christiansen of Mercury
Enterprise prediction markets: Usability innovation is the answer.
This past week, The Economist wrote on the yet-unfulfilled promise of prediction markets. At CrowdCast (ex-Xpree), we believe prediction markets are not yet mainstream because the current solutions are built on mechanisms designed for the stock market, not for the enterprise.
The stock trading metaphor works for a large, liquid stock market, but is unsuitable [...]
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