Everyone has a question

Unfortunately there are way too many different answers and opinions come from various sources.

 However, this is inevitable especially in higher institutions as everyone was unique by nature and have our own scope of view on certain areas. So, it was inappropriate to ask whether which version of explanation was correct or which one is wrong.

Thats why we are here now

To pursue an accurate answer using the power of collective wisdom

Example of collection wisdom

And how successful are they

 When a Finnish hacker created his own version of an operating system, he released the source code he had written to the public so everyone out there who understood computer code could edit and modify the original source code created.

 According to him, If your efforts are freely distributable, Id like to hear from you, so I can add them to the system.

 Over time, this improvement process became institutionalized, as thousands of programmers, working for free, contributed thousands of minor and major fixes to the operating system, making this operating system ever-more reliable and robust.

- Linux

And its creator Linus Trovalds

According to James Surowiecki

Information aggregation functionality is needed In some cases, groups are remarkably intelligent and are often smarter than the smartest people in them

Now,
It is time for us to harness the greatness of the wisdom of the crowds.

How can it be done?

First step: Identification

We will identify the subject or topic for research. Subjects or topics are based on Sunway business schools hot issues. For example, the employability of an graduated ACCA accountant in Malaysia, the difficulties that most managers of companies facing in Malaysia and etc.

 And then, we will diverse questions out from the subject. For example: How many big companies in Malaysia needs ACCA accountant in the short future? Salary of a fresh-graduated accountant vs experienced accountant. The main problems managers of companies today faced in Malaysia.

2nd step : Execution