Sep 06 2008

Product selection with your network

Published by Nancy White at 12:42 pm under collaboration, knowledge sharing, networks

Steve Crandall\'s old Western Electric handset updated with a modern speaker and microphone.  There is a switchable bluetooth/usb link to the MacBook Pro.  Charging is done using a usb connection.  Built 2005.I have a tendency to destroy my computer headsets/mics with regularity. I run over the cords, the plugs loosen and then the sound degrades. It is time again to buy a new set, but instead of buying the cheapest set at the local office store, I decided to get the recommendations of my network - since many are also frequent users of this product.

Here is what I learned.

Now all I have to do is make up my mind. That is always the hard part and the downside of research. But the fact remains that with a less-than-140 character question, I got quick, actionable feedback. Think about that in terms of knowledge management and knowledge sharing!
Photo:
Steve Crandall’s old Western Electric handset updated with a modern speaker and microphone. There is a switchable bluetooth/usb link to the MacBook Pro. Charging is done using a usb connection. Built 2005. (Thanks, Steve, for letting me use the picture!)

One Response to “Product selection with your network”

  1. Nancy Whiteon 08 Sep 2008 at 10:41 am

    Here is some data that talks about why we buy what our friend’s recommend
    http://www.emergencemarketing.com/2008/08/25/people-buy-based-on-information-from-other-people/

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