B. GSA How long have you worked for GSA Advantage? What is the current goal of GSA Advantage? Can you talk about the successes GSA Advantage has experienced doing business with the government? Can you describe the issues and challenges you have experienced doing business with the government? How is GSA Advantage marketing to government customers? What kind of feedback do you get from your customers? Positive or negative? What are you doing with negative feedback? Every good business should have a continuous improvement process. What is yours? Do you intend to provide government training for ease of using the site? What is your process for designing your Search Engine Results Page? Is it easy to navigate? Does GSA Advantage plan to update the website interface? Do you have a process for allowing the lowest priced product to filter to the top for customer ease? How easy is finding the lowest price products? How do you feel your prices compare to industry? In the future, do you plan to provide vendor or product ratings? How often does GSA Advantage update their Federal Supply Schedules? How often do you update pricing? How often do you recomplete? Do you plan to improve the frequency of updating FSS? The Air has congressionally-mandated small business goals that it must meet each year. How can GSA Advantage help the Air Force meet these small business goals? How are you encouraging small business participation? What type of data do you collect on small business? How are you marketing to small businesses? three data requires the capture of specific line item data that includes: merchant name, address, invoice number, line item detail (description, quantity, unit of measure, freight, and commodity and product codes. Do you require your participating vendors to provide level three data granularity for the government? Will you compensate vendors for the cost of providing Transaction Level Data? Will this data be standardized (prohibit multiple variations of vendor name, etc.)?
B. GSA How long have you worked for GSA Advantage? What is the current goal of GSA Advantage? Can you talk about the successes GSA Advantage has experienced doing business with the government? Can you describe the issues and challenges you have experienced doing business with the government? How is GSA Advantage marketing to government customers? What kind of feedback do you get from your customers? Positive or negative? What are you doing with negative feedback? Every good business should have a continuous improvement process. What is yours? Do you intend to provide government training for ease of using the site? What is your process for designing your Search Engine Results Page? Is it easy to navigate? Does GSA Advantage plan to update the website interface? Do you have a process for allowing the lowest priced product to filter to the top for customer ease? How easy is finding the lowest price products? How do you feel your prices compare to industry? In the future, do you plan to provide vendor or product ratings? How often does GSA Advantage update their Federal Supply Schedules? How often do you update pricing? How often do you recomplete? Do you plan to improve the frequency of updating FSS? The Air has congressionally-mandated small business goals that it must meet each year. How can GSA Advantage help the Air Force meet these small business goals? How are you encouraging small business participation? What type of data do you collect on small business? How are you marketing to small businesses? three data requires the capture of specific line item data that includes: merchant name, address, invoice number, line item detail (description, quantity, unit of measure, freight, and commodity and product codes. Do you require your participating vendors to provide level three data granularity for the government? Will you compensate vendors for the cost of providing Transaction Level Data? Will this data be standardized (prohibit multiple variations of vendor name, etc.)?