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Lead user driven innovation and open innovation paradigms seek to involveconsumers and common people to innovative product development projects. Inorder to help developers choose ideas that meet the end users' needs, weundertook a massive collaborative research effort and collected 40000 ideasfrom 2150 common people about future mobile services that they would like touse. We inspired each people to produce tens of mobile service ideas. In thispaper we carry out an analysis for 4000 ideas from the idea database. We had aparticular interest in whether peoples' ideas can be used in foreseeing thetechnology development needs. The results show that end users produce ideasthat are conservative more than novel. Therefore, we claim that consumers'technology foresight horizon is limited by the existing technological base. Thesecond finding, linked to the previous one, is that the great majority of theideas that consumers expressed could be realised utilizing existingtechnologies. The implication of this finding is that the idea database shouldbe an interesting source of ideas for service developers. The third finding ofthe study, related to the methodology, is that a vast number of ideas can becollected fairly easily but analyzing them cost effectively is a challenge.

On Exploring Consumers' Technology Foresight Capabilities - An Analysis of 4000 Mobile Service Ideas