There’s no doubt about it, the way we can find, choose and acquire things has changed forever. Thanks to the internet, our buying horizons have extended from local to global and now, perhaps more than ever, we can even experience and understand what ‘the paradox of choice’ really means.
So, does this brave new world of purchase power affect us equally in both our personal and professional lives? When we’re ordering that weekly supermarket shop with a guaranteed delivery window, do we think or behave differently from the way we might if we were making a professional buying decision for something like a classroom computer or printer?
Surely ‘cost, added value, convenience and trust’ influence our personal and professional purchasing decisions, especially online.
Alongside the mind-boggling choices offered by online vendors, there’s also an entire industry dedicated to comparing what’s on offer. And if there’s any room for doubt that we’re making the right choice, we can scroll through ‘real reviews by real people’ only to reach the conclusion that you can please some of the people some of the time but not all of the people, all of the time.
With endorsement from the Crown Commercial Service under the RM1599 Agreement, Xerox has taken the worry and work out of finding, choosing and purchasing copiers and Multi-Function Printers that are specially selected to meet the needs of educational establishments throughout the UK.
Visit www.mfd-rm1599.com to see how Xerox can help you feel confident about ordering copiers and Multi-Function Printers online for your education establishment – without compromising on cost, added value, convenience or trust.
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Rebecca Paddick
There’s no doubt about it, the way we can find, choose and acquire things has changed forever. Thanks to the internet, our buying horizons have extended from local to global and now, perhaps more than ever, we can even experience and understand what ‘the paradox of choice’ really means.
So, does this brave new world of purchase power affect us equally in both our personal and professional lives? When we’re ordering that weekly supermarket shop with a guaranteed delivery window, do we think or behave differently from the way we might if we were making a professional buying decision for something like a classroom computer or printer?
Surely ‘cost, added value, convenience and trust’ influence our personal and professional purchasing decisions, especially online.
Alongside the mind-boggling choices offered by online vendors, there’s also an entire industry dedicated to comparing what’s on offer. And if there’s any room for doubt that we’re making the right choice, we can scroll through ‘real reviews by real people’ only to reach the conclusion that you can please some of the people some of the time but not all of the people, all of the time.
With endorsement from the Crown Commercial Service under the RM1599 Agreement, Xerox has taken the worry and work out of finding, choosing and purchasing copiers and Multi-Function Printers that are specially selected to meet the needs of educational establishments throughout the UK.
Visit www.mfd-rm1599.com to see how Xerox can help you feel confident about ordering copiers and Multi-Function Printers online for your education establishment – without compromising on cost, added value, convenience or trust.
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