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Enterprise Prediction Markets according to Consensus Point and two of its Fortune-500 clients, General Electric and Best Buy.
Koleman Strumpf: 1. David Perry (Consensus Point) Perry shared many lessons learned, and chose to focus people’s attention on the pitfalls of PMs (in addition to their power). Implementation can take a long time. It’s a change management process. Asking … Continue reading →
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Tagged Best Buy, Christina LaComb, Consensus Point, corporate prediction markets, David Perry, Dawn Keller, enterprise prediction markets, General Electric, internal prediction markets, PM, prediction markets, private prediction markets
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