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The following section provides additional questions and considerations for Vendors. While refining these selection criteria for your specific needs, consider what your organization requires related to vendors.

Vendors (questions and considerations)

Stability
- How stable is the vendor? 
- How long have they been in business? 
- Have they ever had financial problems? 
- Have they ever declared bankruptcy? 

Revenue
- What is the revenue of the vendor? 
- Are they too small? Too large? 
- Are there sufficient financial resources that they will be able to stay in business? 
- Do they have a sufficient revenue base to support continued product investment? 

Installed base
- What is the installed base of software? 
- How many organizations use it? 
- How many organizations are similar to yours? 
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