Crack The Proposal Time-Saving Nut, Part 3: Monitor and Control Proposal Time
03.12.2022
-1 min
Software
LET'S TALK!
We offer software that makes you win big and ultimately gives you the work-life balance you deserve.
XaitPorter
Co-authoring and automation solution for complex documents
XaitCPQ
Quickly and accurately price combinations of interdependent products and services
XaitProposal
Guided proposal creation for comprehensive, winning proposals
XaitRFI
The smarter way to respond to RFIs, DDQs and security questionnaires
XaitWebProposal
The easiest way to create interactive and custom mini-websites
XaitAI
The X factor for analyzing and writing winning bids and proposals
Industry
OUR SOLUTIONS BY INDUSTRY
Do you have a question about your business vertical?
Resources
RESOURCES
Discover all our Xaiting resources!
About us
LET'S TALK
We can challenge mindsets and make significant changes to the way people interact
Cheryl Smith
03.12.2022
-1 min
The time-saving benefits of centralized, proposal management-specific tools go far beyond secure team, document, and collaboration management. One of the core benefits of centralizing, integrating, and automating your proposal management process is reporting.
Reporting lets proposal managers track real-time team time, task, and process activities to quickly identify bottlenecks before they become delays. In addition, proposal managers leverage this information to complete post-award analysis for intelligence-based lessons learned and process improvements.
Bottom Line: Don’t let a lack of information slow down your proposal process when centralizing and reporting will help you better monitor and utilize your resource time.
Ready for part four? Next, we'll talk about how to make better use of your team's time.
Cheryl Smith
Cheryl Smith is our Senior Content Writer. She has additionally been writing and managing proposals since 1998. Shipley trained, she has helped establish proposal centers and advised on capture strategy, coached orals teams and lead marketing, communications and knowledge management programs. Cheryl is a graduate of The George Washington University with degrees in Theatre, Communications and Literature. When she’s not sharing her passion for work, she loves drawing, writing, cooking and exploring the Virginia woodlands with her husband, their dog Chase and the fuzzy guests they host for Rover.