As the world is getting more complex and connected, we cannot much longer afford to solve tough problems alone. Many people are just a click away. Why not use that resource? This document summarizes three tools that can be used for collaborative problem solving, strategy, and innovation. Crowdsourcing is becoming popular on the Internet. However, crowdsourcing does not cater for participants to solve tough problems in a website. For tough problems or challenges, participants have to take away the challenges or problems. Wisdomsourcing solves this problem by providing a systematic process that participants can use to solve tough problems, develop strategies, and innovate on business models both online and offline.

2. Rules for Brainstorming – No criticism during idea generation

3. ‘Blue Sky’ Thinking and Ideas

4. Myriad Generated Ideas

5. Offline

6. 1 Physical Location

7. Formal Group

8. Organic Process

9. Online Collaboration

10. Collaborative Idea Generation

11. 1D-Evaluation; Voting

12. Rod King (2009)

13. Systematic Collaboration

14. Customer Experience Problems

15. Trade-off Problems & Strategies

16. Roadmap for Wisdomsourcing

17. Customer Experience Matrix

18. 2D-Evaluation: Trade-off Map

19. Strategy Profile; Plan; Dashboard

20. Business Development Platform

21. Think Tank; Movement; Experience

22. Jeff Howe (2006)

23. Crowdsourced Goods and Information Products

24. Off-site Tools for Strategic Problem Solving

25. ‘Ad hoc’ Group

26. Unlimited Number of Volunteers

27. Peer Production; Documentation

28. Open Innovation and Value Chain

29. Prosumers: Consumers who participate like employees/producer in a business

30. Competitions; Contests; Prizes

31. Recognition; ReputationWISDOMSOURCING CROWDSOURCING