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Has anyone out there ever worked on proposals and what are some of the
guidelines or requirements for editing or writing one.
I have to edit and in the near future write a proposal for a particular
project I will be working on. I need some help in doing so.
EXAMPLE: Do you write in the present tense when explaining what a
system will or can do once it has been created?
The proposal will be presented to internal and external vendors to
create a particular software system.
All information will be appreciated.
THANKS
Cassandra
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