RFIs are used when we think we know what we want, but we need more information to verify it. RFIs help you define and/or improve your scope of work for the RFP. The questions we initially ask suppliers will help create better technical and business requirements.

 

There is often a need to perform some due diligence work before and during the purchase process. Due diligence can be considered anything from creating a business case for purchase to completing market research via a Request for Information (RFI). In our menu tree to the left, you will find self-help templates that will assist you in making your purchasing journey easier.

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Learning who is involved with making a technology purchase and seeing the overall process can help set the requester up for success. This visual helps outline the entire technology purchasing process from identifying a need to paying an invoice. It includes swim lanes to show who is responsible for navigating each layer of the purchase.

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