Connotate Partners for Crowdsourcing

October 11, 2012

Crowdsourcing.org recently reported on a new crowdsourcing partnership in the article, “Connotate and CrowdSource Partner to Offer Comprehensive Solutions for Capturing Competitive Intelligence Data for the Web.”

According to the article, Connotate and CrowdSource, two leaders in the fields of automated data collection and crowdsourcing, have chosen to collaborate to to offer more options for companies seeking cost-efficient ways to leverage Web data for business advantage.

Matt Jacobson, VP of Channels and Operations for Connotate, said of the partnership:

“We are seeing a real surge in demand for Connotate to collect competitor pricing and product data from the Web. In cases where product matching is particularly complex, crowdsourcing complements Connotate’s automated approach — and the resulting combination produces a superior solution. Our partnership with CrowdSource allows us to offer our customers a wide range of options to best meet their needs.”

By combining crowdsourcing with automated data collecting, these two companies will be able to offer solutions that accomplish formerly labor intensive tasks at unprecedented speeds and quality.

Jasmine Ashton, October 11, 2012

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Written by Stephen E. Arnold · Filed Under Business intelligence, Data, News

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