Konsus is a design marketplace where companies can quickly post design projects that they need for various parts of their jobs, like presentations, and designers can pick up those jobs and submit their work back — a task that could take up a lot of unnecessary time for an employee that might be better spent working on other parts of their job.
Students claim ownership of a particular task and submit their work for assessment according to the instructions for each task.
Cooperative sensing is addressed in [9]: user nodes submit sensing tasks to accessible mobile devices of other users.
Finally, we dynamically submit the tasks to the Hadoop cluster and observe the changes of the total profit.
AnonySense allows applications to submit sensing tasks to be distributed across participating mobile devices, later receiving verified, yet anonymized, sensor data reports back from the field, thus providing the first secure implementation of this participatory sensing model.
We have ensured data integrity and confidentiality by providing encrypted network connections and assigning task IDs that are only made known to the users who submit the tasks.
A familiar example is the commercial microtasking platform "Amazon Mechanical Turk" run by Amazon that allows users to submit tasks for a larger job (that is too large for a single person or small team to perform) to be distributed to a crowd of a large number of volunteer global workers who are remunerated in return for performing these microtasks.
Developers use the Amazon Mechanical Turk web services API to submit tasks to the Amazon Mechanical Turk web site, approve completed tasks, and incorporate the answers into their software applications.
Two behavioral effects are collusion, an agreement between workers to act similarly (e.g., planning collusion against requesters which submit poorly designed tasks [55]), and sabotage, workers change their behavior to take advantage of the system (e.g., inhibiting competitors in a "maximum observability" audition [8]).
To submit tasks, and make them available for execution, a developer would typically have to run scripts and console commands from the server.
