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At this stage, as you can see by the categories and questions above, you want to be broader and less prescriptive than you will be later when you put together the final request for proposal (RFP) The goal is to get the most input possible so you can be exposed and educated to the possibilities in the market This will help you gain momentum toward the final outcome of selecting a solution that maximizes your return on customer investment and a company to work with that is a good fit for your cultural, organizational, and business needs

A, B, C, and D are correct Any operating system that supports a WLAN NIC can connect These listed operating systems all provide such support None are incorrect These answers are all correct

After receiving back your RFI responses, it is usually obvious that there are some vendors that seem to be a better fit for your needs than others Some companies may have realized that they don t based on the RFI requirements and disqualified themselves You will want to understand all responses, including why any companies disqualified themselves, before moving forward After the dust has settled and all initial responses are evaluated, it will be useful to select the top two to four companies that have a legitimate shot at meeting all or most of your needs and have further discussions with them Before finalizing a buying strategy, it is generally useful to conduct interviews or demonstrations with the top contenders to see the solution and the people behind the response The best place to conduct these demonstrations and interviews is in your own office environment That way you can potentially have others from your organization begin to be exposed early as well, and the vendor can see firsthand the type of company and environment their solution will be deployed in While I highly encourage seeing the people and product in action prior to buying, I want to warn you about a sales tactic that is very popular with the vendors: the free trial offer Many companies will recommend a free trial as a way of getting introduced to their solution After all, it is free, so why not