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Users' motivation to participate in crowdsourcing: a South African case study
Growth in online communities has generated a new labour pool. Organisations are using Web 2.0 tools to tap into this online labour pool, with one approach being 'crowdsourcing'. People from different geographical destinations can now work for organisations that are thousands of kilometres from them....
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Department of Information Systems
2016
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