RFP
When a school or district defines a crucial need requiring the products or services of a vendor, the first step is to create and distribute a Request for Proposal or RFP. The more forethought you put into your RFP, the more likely you’ll find a vendor that will satisfactorily meet your requirements. Learn how to create a powerful RFP.



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Blog Triage for the Perfect StormIt is possible to intercept and intervene in this crisis – to stop it in its tracks and begin rapid engagement of education leaders with business and industry to create the robust ed-tech, personalized, constructivist 21st century environments sorely needed in our country. School leaders unite, step up, take action and make the necessary decisions!! It is within our reach. |
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Blog Is the Customer always right?We get the phone calls every day. I need… and the reseller on the other line rattles off a part or model number of exactly what they want. Day in and day out, I get to hear two ways this phone call can go. The sales person can either simply quote exactly what Mr. Customer wants, and off they go. Happy Customer. Or the salesperson can ask a few questions and spend maybe twenty minutes on the phone or maybe two or three phone calls, later on; a quote comes through. Happy Customer. |
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Blog Technology Can Help Compete For & Retain More Higher Education StudentsIs technology being used to deliver transformative education in higher education settings? Look at Elliott Levine's key points to bringing results that matter. |
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Blog “Where's the Beef” When It Comes to Your Tech Investments?When it comes to technology investments, how can schools and districts get to the meat of spending wisely? Read Elliott Levine's insights on finding the right combinations for serving up a quality, successful 1:1 program. |