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The more information a company provides vendors in its request for proposal, the better the chances of receiving a system that meets the organization's requirements. Which of the below statements identifies why errors may decrease?

• All responses are in the same format and based on the same information.

• Both parties possess the same expectations and pertinent information is captured in writing.

• The chances of overlooking important factors are reduced.

• The same information is provided to all vendors.

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