A traditional request for proposal from a broker to a technology company may include some 400-plus questions about systems, mobile capabilities and the technology. But, there is more to choosing a provider than technology. HR technology provider PlanSource believes questions should also be asked about the company’s culture, investment in its people and the tech firm’s core competencies. They share six questions that should be asked in any RFP.
Kalish is a fomer managing editor of SourceMedia’s Employee Benefits Group.
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