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Scoring vendor responses
The simplest way of reviewing vendor responses is to apply a scoring mechanism. This is often a matrix of weighted criteria - “how essential is this feature to us?” applied to a limited set of vendor responses (”fully complies”/”complies with intent”/”does not comply”). It’s a rough-and-ready way of determining fitness for use. But that’s what it is - rough and ready. Maybe it’s good enough. Perhaps it isn’t.
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