Social Glass is classified as operating in the Business to Business Electronic Markets industry, NAICS Code 42511.
Trademark Applications
Trademark applications show the products and services that Social Glass is developing and marketing.
Social Glass doesn't have any recent trademark applications, indicating Social Glass is focusing on
its existing business rather than expanding into new products and markets.
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Date
SOCIAL GLASS Providing non-downloadable software platforms for governments comprising a set of standalone downloadable software programs, namely, search engines, email management programs, project management programs for use in team collaboration projects and individual projects within and between government agencies, programs for creating government-exclusive e-commerce marketplaces, budgeting software programs and human resources programs for use in human resource record keeping, performance evaluations, professional improvement, payroll and benefits; providing a website featuring non-downloadable software for governments and public entities for use in issuing requests for proposals, requests for quotes and requests for real-time pricing from vendors, in government procurement of goods and services; providing information relating to on-line non-downloadable software to facilitate electronic communication between individuals provided via the Internet; providing temporary use of non-downloadable cloud-based software and web application for governments and public entities for use in making micro-purchases, namely, e-commerce marketplace programs for governments which aggregate sellers and providers of goods and services and verify their regulatory compliance
11/28/2018
MICRO On-line retail store services for use by governments for purchasing and procuring a wide variety of goods and services; On-line wholesale and retail store services for use by governments for purchasing and procuring a wide variety of goods and services; Online retail services through direct solicitation by distributors directed to end-users for use by governments for purchasing and procuring a wide variety of goods and services; Online retail services through direct solicitation by salespersons directed to end-users for use by governments for purchasing and procuring a wide variety of goods and services; Computerized on-line retail store services in the field of government or public procurement for purchasing and procuring a wide variety of goods and services; Providing an on-line computer database in the field of business information and business contacts; Providing an on-line computer database in the field of locating products, describing products, rating products, pricing products and comparing prices of products; Providing an on-line searchable database featuring business information and business contacts; Providing business information, namely, commercial corporate and statistical information provided on-line from a computer database or the Internet
11/28/2018
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Market Share of Social Glass's Largest Competitors
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Future Competition: Social Glass's Fastest Growing Competitors
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