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Tag: request for proposal
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Can Enterprise Search Be Reduced to Two Dimensions?
Analyst firms that present enterprise search vendor assessments in two dimensions belie the complexity involved in enterprise search.
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New Year, New Search Platform?
Usually when there's an issue with search, the problem lies in how it's configured, implemented or managed. But occasionally, you'll need a new platform.
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10 Steps to Making Better Technology Choices
Selecting the right vendor and technology for your digital initiatives is a critical early choice.
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Changing the Way You Think About RFPs
Smart business leader must change the way they think about vendors.
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How to Write an RFP for a Digital Asset Management System: A 10-Step Guide
Jens Lungaard shares 10 tips for creating an RFP for digital asset management systems that will future-proof your organization.
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7 Tips to Improve Your Marketing Technology 'Request For Proposals' (RFP)
MarTech can make or break a business. That's what makes RFPs such a critical part of the procurement process. Here experts share tips for creating a great RFP.
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Don't Let MarTech Vendors Sweep You Off Your Feet: A Guide for the RFP Process
Don't be charmed by a marketing technology vendor's RFP pitch. Before making a commitment, evaluate vendors the way you'd evaluate a prospective spouse.
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Ace the RFP Process Now or Risk Repeating in a Year
"Are a few hundred requirements too many?" I almost spit up my coffee when I heard the question. My friend was starting a request for proposal (RFP) process for a new content management system, working with a draft RFP he had inherited.
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Changing Your Website? Answer These 4 Questions First
Want to make big changes to your web presence? The first step should not be to develop a request for proposal (RFP) to select a new CMS or an integration partner or both. First you need to answer four questions. Question 1: What is important for our business? Question 2: Big
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