If by auditors you mean the procurement team, then yes...but the way corporations tend to work is first working with the product owners/managers/etc and reviewing where funds, if any, are allocated for R&D of a new product/license purchase - depending on the enterprise, that may only be between 2-5% of that group (groups within groups) spend.
Then a comprehensive RFP is put together with all stakeholders (that typically takes at least a quarter, maybe longer), all the while the IT team (not even the procurement team) is planning and designing the TPOC - technical proof of concept, the release roadmap, regression testing, and probably 15 more steps, before actually bringing the product in for testing. Then add another Q or 2 to the timeline...chances are this product (while on the surface looks great) won't be released into the production environment for least 1 full year — because now you'll have to loop in corporate communications, marketing, and a internal/external communication release plan. Procurement with then make sure it's the companies best interest to beat product company down to the cheapest (most cost-effective) price point and make sure there's no down-side risk or chance for a need for legal remedy, but better be sure you (the product company) will most likely lose (sounds familiar) when you have a breach of contract, etc.
Play the hype, but don't get married - being a former long, they had a good product/idea, but upper management really doesn't know how to play with big corporations - believe me - I've personally talked to Kay on bringing 2FA into my then corporate job w/ at an $18B major health care insurer - he basically offered me a discount to talk to "upper management" - fool - I was the gatekeeper - what he should have done was taken my contact info, researched who we were, and scheduled a needs assessment call to see where their product's value props aligned with our challenges.
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This might have some legs, but definitely have your finger on the sell button. Last, don't flame me as a disgruntled long - I've learned to play the SFOR game long ago - after all, if you're not taking profit along the way, you really need to reexamine your trading strategies, especially in the OTC and stocks w/ bloated AS' and history of RS'
