RFPs are created by many companies as a document to communicate functional requirements to vendors at the time of system selection.
　However, even though the RFP seriously identifies the current business and functional requirements to be implemented in the system in advance,
　Various surveys have shown that there is a large gap between the expectations before system implementation and the level of satisfaction after the system has been put into operation.
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