CrowdWorks:Japan Mission CrowdWorks is Japan's largest crowd-sourced work expansion platform that brings together the most comprehensive group of engineers and programmers in Japan, providing a network platform for job opportunities in Japan and relieving the pressure of employment in Japan.

According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications of Japan's August 2013 The low birth rate coupled with a longer average life expectancy has led Japan to an aging society. Seeing the consumption power and business opportunities of silver people, many Japanese companies began to play the idea of silver people, task crowd-sourcing platform CrowdWorks observed that silver people are gradually becoming a force for outsourcing, while taking into account the habits of this group still relies on television to get information, so CrowdWorks and traditional television media cooperation, in order to properly use the labor force of silver people.

CrowdWorks used to use its website as a platform for contracting to engineers or designers, but through the power of word-of-mouth marketing, the number of silver-haired users has increased rapidly, with about 6,500 users over the age of 50 currently on the platform. The most important thing is that through the affirmation of their work, silver-haired people can regain their sense of existence and the meaning of life.

CrowdWorks sees the opportunity for secondary employment for silver-haired people and has extended its online platform to television in order to enhance the provision of employment information, partnering with TV Tokyo to broadcast a program called "Work After Retirement The program introduces jobs that can be done through the Internet, such as data entry, article writing, or webpage production, as a bridge between the silver-haired and job opportunities.

And CrowdWorks will also hold webinars in the future to help silver-haired people who are not good at computer work to use the Internet to obtain employment information and perform job content flu At present, the number of elderly people over 65 years old in China is close to 130 million, and by 2050, this number will reach 332 million, more than 23% of the total population. The gradual move toward an aging society, the combination of outsourced work sites and television media business model to enhance employment and give value to the lives of silver-haired people as the goal, or can serve as a reference for domestic industry to develop new forms of service.