Forms
Recommendation to RFP writers in government and companies to use simple forms when what is needed from bidders is data, not narrative.
Improve government and corporate RFPs by applying the experience of RFP-response experts.
Recommendation to RFP writers in government and companies to use simple forms when what is needed from bidders is data, not narrative.
When RFPs use badly phrased specifications, they interfere with clear communication on both sides: client and bidder. One simple example is the spreading use of 24/7/365.