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Last modified: July 6, 2000 2:55 PM PDT

Government dives into Net marketplaces

 
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Although private industry has been obsessed with wringing profits from the Internet for several years, the government has remained a relative backwater. Eventually, business-to-government experts say, bureaucrats will purchase goods ranging from paper clips to military helicopters with the click of a mouse.

 


Federal agencies look to pool buying power
Uncle Sam is moving online with a new Web site launching next month that will allow the government to save money on small IT-related purchases for its widely dispersed agencies.

BofA e-commerce venture to tap state, local agencies
Bank of America teams with NIC Commerce to create a new company dedicated to tapping the growing business-to-government market.

previous coverage
Will B2G become the "next big thing"?
First came business-to-consumer, then business-to-business. Now investors are bracing for the newest e-commerce niche: business-to-government Web sites.

 

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