Which e-commerce strategy did the U.S. government first implement in 2002 that revolutionized federal procurement and has saved taxpayers billions of dollars?

The digital transformation of government services has revolutionized how citizens interact with public institutions. E-commerce platforms and strategies have been adapted by governments worldwide to improve service delivery, tax collection, and public engagement. This poll tests your knowledge about how governments have embraced digital commerce principles to modernize their operations and services.

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FedBid (now Unison Marketplace), a reverse auction platform where vendors bid down prices for government contracts
USA.gov Marketplace, a direct-to-consumer platform for government surplus sales
GovShare, a subscription-based model for accessing government resources and services
Digital Dollar Initiative, a cryptocurrency payment system for government transactions