We all know Uber- a company that has achieved “verb” status! However, this doesn’t mean that Uber is immune to failure. The COVID-19 pandemic could turn Uber into a “Xerox” of “Blockbuster” ! Or not…?
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Uber Medics and Uber Work: Limitless opportunities for Uber?
While ride-sharing faces a huge decline, Uber has managed to keep its head above water through innovating new services.
Kodiak Robotics – Fully Autonomous “Middle Mile” Trucking
Kodiak Robotics is pioneering technology to build and operate a fully autonomous trucking company focused on the “middle mile” of commercial freight.
Ambulnz, Inc.
Ambulnz, Inc. is developing proprietary technology that helps hospital facilities, nursing homes and patients order an Ambulance more easily and efficiently.
Via: a platform revolutionising transportation
Via's platform is shaking up on-demand transportation in urban markets
Via – “OMG another ride-sharing app?!?!” or “an Innovative one”?
Via – “OMG another ride-sharing app?!?!” or “an Innovative one”? I describe the Via ride-sharing startup that is trying to differentiate its value proposition to riders and drivers, and has also been making some strategic platform moves.
Charging Towards Change: The Future of Transportation
ChargePoint is helping catalyze the adoption of electric vehicles by creating world’s largest network of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations and transforming the future of transportation.
Uber: Revolutionizing transport – one ride at a time!!
Uber started out in San Francisco as a simple on demand cab service. Today, no company better exemplifies the power of platforms in an era where digital and physical environments are beginning to merge.
Go-Jek: Lovechild between TaskRabbit and Uber
This picture taken on January 20, 2015 shows a gridlock in Jakarta’s main road. Jakarta has just won the distinction of having the worlds worst traffic, according to a recent index. (BAY ISMOYO/AFP/Getty Images) Jakarta was chosen as the city with […]
The NYC MTA: “Keeping Up” in the Age of Information
The MTA has historically been super sensitive about sharing data with third-party developers…Who reaps the benefits as they transition to open data?