Cambrian House

Launched in 2006, Cambrian House began as a crowdsourcing community using a wisdom of crowds based approach to discover new business and technology ideas. Today, Cambrian House focuses on developing companies which emerged from its crowdsourced discoveries. The Cambrian House portfolio includes Gwabs™, Greedy or Needy™, FilmRiot™ and the Chaordix™ crowdsourcing platform.

Website:: http://www.cambrianhouse.com
Tags:: Web Development
Address:: 229 - 11 Ave S.E.
Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Blog Posts About Cambrian House

Smart and Hungry in Calgary?

Jon Lam of Calgary's Ph03nix New Media Inc. is taking smart people out for lunch and writing about it online at Lunch with Smart People. Great concept. Up first is Cambrian House's MJ Sikorsky at... [more]

Startup School this weekend

Do you want to increase the chances of your Startup's success? If so, you need to sign up for Startup School this weekend! Startup School is a practical, how-to course about starting, financing,... [more]

Cambrian House - For the record: we’re not dead

TechCrunch managed to post another incorrect story over the weekend. Normal 0 Serkan Toto made it to the last paragraph before he misspoke, calling Cambrian House... [more]

Web 2.0 & Crowdsourcing: From Sideshow to the Big Tent?

What is Web 2.0? Is it a sideshow for small companies or a worthwhile strategy for the mainstream? KPMG hosted a session last night in Vancouver on The Corporate Adoption of Web 2.0. The evening... [more]

Lessons From Cambrian House, A Crowdsourcing Pioneer

I recently interviewed Mike Sikorsky on some of the lessons learned from the creation and development of Cambrian House, a pioneer in crowdsourcing. By way of disclaimer, Mike and I have since... [more]

Cambrian House Makes Good on Greedy or Needy

Calgary's Cambrian House and Vancouver's MakeGood Technologies announced today that MakeGood will license the Cambrian House's Chaordix crowdsourcing platform and acquire Cambrian House's... [more]

Cambrian House explains crowdsourcing

Cambrian House, the site that revolves around harnessing the power of online crowds to affect change and create business, summarized their future plans at the 22nd Annual Angel Forum at the SFU... [more]