Case study-the wisdom of crowds


Problem: According to James Surowiecki in the book "The Wisdom of Crowds:" When "Groups" are involved in making a decision they normally have better than "house odds," which is 70% of getting it right without having 100% of the facts. When groups make decisions they normally, and consistently hit at about 85 to 90% of the time getting the right answer. However, without the facts being available to any human it lowers the odds to a little over the 50-50 point.

What techniques have worked for you in forming groups to solve problems?

Why do you think the technique worked?

250 to 300 words.

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