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Managing RFPs can be labor-intensive and time-consuming. However, you can maximize the effectiveness ...

Managing RFPs can be labor-intensive and time-consuming. However, you can maximize the effectiveness of the RFP process if you use a smart management approach that involves
A) identifying your decision-making criteria.
B) pressuring bidders to respond as quickly as possible.
C) maintaining a manual system for tracking responses to RFPs.
D) waiting until all bids have been received before you finalize your information needs.

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