http://pictureimperfect.net/2009/04/13/continuing-the-conversation-on-finding-an-unsolved-problem/ Perfect Insights on Imperfect Products Mon, 06 Sep 2010 14:18:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 http://pictureimperfect.net/2009/04/13/continuing-the-conversation-on-finding-an-unsolved-problem/#comment-252 Saeed Khan Mon, 13 Apr 2009 17:08:50 +0000 http://pictureimperfect.net/2009/04/13/continuing-the-conversation-on-finding-an-unsolved-problem/#comment-252 Hi, Thanks for the link and discussion about my blog post. The fact that you have a Wheelies picture is very interesting. Those shoes were one of the products I was considering writing about when I wrote my post. Who wudda thunk a there was enough of a gap between shoes and rollerskates to launch a successful product. Hi,
Thanks for the link and discussion about my blog post. The fact that you have a Wheelies picture is very interesting. Those shoes were one of the products I was considering writing about when I wrote my post. Who wudda thunk a there was enough of a gap between shoes and rollerskates to launch a successful product.

]]> http://pictureimperfect.net/2009/04/13/continuing-the-conversation-on-finding-an-unsolved-problem/#comment-253 Alain Mon, 13 Apr 2009 17:19:20 +0000 http://pictureimperfect.net/2009/04/13/continuing-the-conversation-on-finding-an-unsolved-problem/#comment-253 Saeed, I've enjoyed the discussion and was impressed with the work you and the others are writing when I found your site through the Cranky PM's site. The Wheelies photo is a direct meta-reference back to your post. It always surprises me when a niche like Wheelies pops up in the market. It seems so straightforward and yet none of the roller skate or skateboard manufacturers came up with the idea. It took an outsider to develop it. That's the danger of too narrowly defining your market and not asking the crazy, "What if" questions. Saeed, I’ve enjoyed the discussion and was impressed with the work you and the others are writing when I found your site through the Cranky PM’s site. The Wheelies photo is a direct meta-reference back to your post. It always surprises me when a niche like Wheelies pops up in the market. It seems so straightforward and yet none of the roller skate or skateboard manufacturers came up with the idea. It took an outsider to develop it. That’s the danger of too narrowly defining your market and not asking the crazy, “What if” questions.

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