Medieval Times
Click here to read the beginning of our series on “Rules For A Knight” by Ethan Hawke. Rule #2: Humility Humility, an easy word to understand but a hard word to live out. Knights were seen as one of the most prominent people in medieval societies. They had power and control over a lot of […]
Rules For Catapult Over the next couple of months, Catapult wants to share something that has greatly benefitted us as an organization. Not only will you learn about what makes Catapult a top-tier business but you will also gain a sense of understanding into how you can improve all aspects of your organization and […]
Here at Catapult, we have our own techniques for maximizing our workday. Time is the most valuable asset, so why not do your best to make the most of it? That’s why we’ve tried to focus on this not only in our personal lives but in our software as well. Below we have some tips […]
The year 2020 will undoubtedly go down in history as unique and one-of-a-kind. Whether it is COVID-19 or the insurmountable number of effects as a direct result of the virus itself, I think it is safe to say that the world has changed – meaning that we must adapt! Local retailers and national grocery stores […]
Welcome to Catapult! We’d like to take a minute to introduce Catapult and ourselves. Catapult is an all-in-one RFx solution. What is that? RFx = “Request for X” and to us, that means anything from an RFP (Request for Proposal), RFI (Request for Information), DDQ (Due Diligence Questionnaire), Security Proposals, etc. We provide a solution […]
RFPs continue to be the primary way to evaluate and choose vendors in nearly every industry from healthcare and government to construction and education. So now more than ever it is time to focus on making sure RFP responses are of the highest quality in order to remain competitive. Here are a few tips to […]
The goal of an RFP is to get the best vendor for your project at the best price. So how do you make sure you’re choosing the best vendor? To start, you need to ask the right questions. Pre-Qualify with a Shorter Questionnaire. Before sending your entire invite list a lengthy RFP, send a […]
We know that RFPs are the number one way to choose a new vendor – so how come RFP writers are often left out of the celebrations when their hard work results in an opportunity won? In my past life as an RFP writer, I would spend hours carefully crafting RFP responses and gathering […]
RFx Procurement Definitions In the military we had a habit of communicating in acronyms, it actually felt cool when you knew something everyone else didn’t, a language of your own. Similar to a code base that only a select few can share with one another and it actually makes sense. If you’ve been on a […]
We have successfully connected the Crew Dragon to the International Space Station (ISS) and Elon Musk has achieved what so many thought was impossible. I don’t know about you all, but I am excited about the future and what this holds for generations to come. Did you know before the Crew Dragon was built, a […]
(Without the Baby) Over the past few weeks we’ve onboarded over 2,500 new users across hundreds of Organizations around the globe. These organizations have either just adopted the use of technology to alleviate the pain of not being equipped to work remotely or they are switching from another product to ours. What is consistent in […]
Written by David J. Witz CEO of PlanTools and published on the Summer 2020 issue of Plan Consultant magazine. What mind set do you have when you approach a Request for Proposal (“RFP”) engagement? Is it the “agony of defeat” or the “thrill of victory”? I suspect your answer may depend on whether you won […]