1. P roblem: Firms have limited access to Existing Applicable Knowledge  High expenses for the firms to reproduce it. Firms have limited access to the market needs & feedbacks  Lots of user unfriendly products. Knowledge owners can not apply their knowledge to development  Redundant Experts.

2. S olution: an open content thinking room: A platform to share solutions for different disadvantages of systems & problems of firms. The aim is to increase the connection between the knowledge owner and the situation this knowledge can be used.

3. Seeker! Developer! Linker! Designer!

4. Mehrana Raeisiannejad: Continues Ph.D. student of Physics, Skills: Research, Data analysis Karim Pazoki: Student of Information Technology, Skills: Programming, Data analysis Arash Mehraeen: Student of Information Technology, Skills: Programming Laleh Mollazadeh-Beidokhti: Assistant Professor, Skills: Modelling, Coaching

5. . P adPors: An Open Content R&D

6. M arket: 1- Firms who uses the R&D services of external cooperation. 2- Firms with R&D units. 3- Firms who invites universities to solve their problem.

7. Data Analysis for the world market Individual rooms for firms Introduction of firms in meeting rooms. Advertisement

8. Now 3rd year: 200 K $ 5th year: 2M $ R evenue Prediction: 1 st Year: 0

9. G o to Market: Users Partners Userss Partners PadPas Field

10. www.innocentive.com http://www.openideo.com http://www.Quora.com F oreign Competitors:

11. QuoraInnocentiveOpenIdeoPadPors What?question-and-answer website with community of Users Crowdsourcing, Cloud Labor, Open innovation, R & D, innovation management, product development platform Open innovation platform, R&D, in novation management Open Content R&D and innovation platform When?2009200120112013 How Much? no immediate plans for monetization $10 million+ How Many? 10,000,000+over 355,000 peopleover 17,000 members +Gamification + UsersFocus on experts + Partners Story + Result based trend Gamification + Users + Story + Result based trend -No focus on R&DStoryFocused on social problems C ompetitors vs. PadPors:

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