Collection: Glass Blog
GSA’s ABC: The Differences Between E-Commerce, E-Marketplace and E-Procurement Models
Discover how the GSA's Commercial Platforms Program aims to modernize procurement through E-Commerce portals, exploring the distinctions between three models: E-Commerce, E-Marketplace, and E-Procurement.
This blog was written by Gisela Montes, GovTech Community Lead at Glass.
The Differences Between Glass Commerce And GovDeals
Discover the differences between GovDeals, an online marketplace that connects government agencies with buyers interested in surplus assets, and Glass Commerce, a pioneering e-commerce solution built to streamline daily government purchases. Dive into this blog to explore their distinct features, benefits, and impacts on government procurement processes.
Q1 2024 Highlights: Celebrating Our Company's Achievements
Discover the remarkable achievements of our startup in the first quarter of 2024, including the introduction of new technical capabilities on our government e-commerce platform, the onboarding of new vendors, our selection by the US Federal Government for a multi-billion e-commerce initiative, the welcoming of new government agencies, and our participation in significant GovTech events and webinars.
GLASS Among Chosen Platforms for U.S. Federal Government’s E-Commerce Program
GLASS has secured a spot in the U.S. Federal Government’s $6 billion e-commerce initiative. Dive into our blog to learn about the GSA initiative, how we were selected, which other companies were chosen, and the significance of this achievement for us.
GLASS Selected by U.S. Federal Government for $6 Billion E-Commerce...
GLASS has been chosen by the U.S. Federal Government’s General Services Administration (GSA) for the Commercial Platforms Program, an initiative set to modernize and simplify the procurement of commercial products through E-Commerce portals.
10 First African American Leaders in the U.S. Government
Celebrate Black History Month with us as we honor the pioneering African American leaders who shaped US government history. From Monroe Baker, the first African American mayor in St. Martinville, Louisiana, to David Dinkins in New York City, discover the trailblazers who broke barriers and advocated for change. At GLASS, we're proud to recognize their remarkable contributions and inspire future generations.