Understanding the difference can help organizations decide
which to use when evaluating immigration providers
Organizations looking to switch immigration providers have more
options than ever today, and are often examining a multitude of
traditional and hybrid models to find which delivers best on cost,
service, technology, employee experience and more. During the
procurement process, the following terms are frequently used: RFP,
RFI and RFQ. While all of these requests seek information about a
vendor, they are not interchangeable. Understanding the difference
can help organizations determine which type of request best suits
their needs when choosing a new provider.
RFI, RFQ, RFP: What do they mean and when are they
used?