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Could This Create a Network Effect for Nike?

A company benefits from a network effect when its business gets stronger with more users. In this snippet from Motley Fool Live, recorded on June 15, The Motley Fool's Bureau Chief of Healthcare and Cannabis, Corinne Cardina, points out that apparel company Nike (NYSE: NKE) could be gaining a network effect from the investments it's making in its technology. Corinne Cardina: We're going to talk about Nike for a minute.