Getting bids from developers: how to write a Web RFP: industry seeks to create a model for marketers to follow

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The Internet Developers Assn. is developing guidelines for writing a formal Request for Proposal (RFP) for a World Wide Web site. Proposed guidelines include the need to classify companies into three groups to better serve the needs of target companies. Several types of qualifications must be evaluated including experience in Internet marketing strategic planning, knowledge of online, design skills and connection speeds for servers.

Usage, Laws, regulations and rules, Online services

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Web security fears grow for business

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Break-ins in the CIA and Justice Dept. Web sites should encourage businesses to protect their own sites. Experts say that Web site security measures should address issues such as access control, authentication and privacy. Managers must also determine the kind of security needed by their site, increase their knowledge about security issues and obtain the assistance of the National Computer Security Assn.

Safety and security measures, Prevention, Computer crimes

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