Why Do Businesses Still Do RFPs?

RFPs are the dinosaurs of the business world.

1 min Read
10.4.2018

By Maggie Kimberl

RFPs, or requests for proposals, are a colossal waste of time in most cases. They take valuable time and cost precious resources, and for the companies putting them together they don’t even guarantee a return on that investment. But what’s more, this process actually hurts the companies asking for the RFPs by rewarding the status quo and keeping out fresh, innovative ideas. Learn more about why RFPs are the dinosaurs of the business world from this infographic.

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