Likewise, the difference between an internal business and an external proposal is that internal or Business Case is directed towards other parts of the business as a tool of communicative exchange amongst members or co-orkers. Yet external proposals, also called "quotations" are directed to clients or customers.
Friday, 18 October 2013
Difference between an unsolicited and a solicited proposal. Also, difference between an internal and external proposal.
The main difference is that a unsolicited proposal is not formally requested while the solicited proposal requested as a solution or answer to the queries of a client or potential client. One could also see a difference in that unsolicited proposals could be considered as suggestions towards a clients business or work.
Likewise, the difference between an internal business and an external proposal is that internal or Business Case is directed towards other parts of the business as a tool of communicative exchange amongst members or co-orkers. Yet external proposals, also called "quotations" are directed to clients or customers.
Likewise, the difference between an internal business and an external proposal is that internal or Business Case is directed towards other parts of the business as a tool of communicative exchange amongst members or co-orkers. Yet external proposals, also called "quotations" are directed to clients or customers.
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