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This document discusses the history and evolution of taxi services from traditional to modern. It begins with a brief history of taxi services dating back to 1640 and how they traditionally operated with issues like additional surcharges and lack of transportation options. It then introduces modern on-demand taxi services like Uber that launched in 2009, received funding, and now operates in many cities worldwide using app-based booking and cashless payments. The document concludes by outlining Uber's business model, services, competitive strategies, and future plans to expand into new areas like autonomous vehicles, food/package delivery, and water taxis.
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2. Environmental Forces that influences organization n vice-versa.
3. Macro Environment and Competitive Environment
4. Decision Making in UBER
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6. Procedure for making group decisions
7. Encouragement Methods for Creative Decisions
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Uber uses dynamic pricing, also called surge pricing, where fares are adjusted upwards during periods of high demand to incentivize more drivers to meet rider demand. This strategy allows Uber to maximize supply and demand but has faced challenges from regulators limiting fare increases and from competitors. While Uber has yet to be profitable, its losses are decreasing as it grows and updates its pricing approach, such as showing quoted prices instead of multipliers, though customers still sometimes object to perceived price increases during surges.
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6. Procedure for making group decisions
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(2) Uber operates in over 600 cities worldwide and has over 75 million customers and 3 million drivers. However, it has faced significant losses since its inception as it invests heavily in growth.
(3) While Uber has disrupted the transportation industry with its innovative app and business model, it has also faced many scandals, lawsuits, and public backlash around issues like exploitation of drivers and passenger safety.
Taxi wars UBER vs OLA
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Was Uber a Disruptive Technology?
Uber is considered a disruptive technology because it started as a low-cost black car service but was able to improve its quality over time by allowing any driver to sign up through the UberX platform, which decreased costs and wait times for riders. This helped Uber disrupt the traditional taxi market, leading services like Yellow Cab to file for bankruptcy. Similarly, Netflix started as an online movie rental service and was initially not seen as a threat to Blockbuster, but by improving its streaming quality and expanding its library, Netflix was able to beat Blockbuster and end up completely shutting down the video rental market. Both companies exemplify how disruptive innovations can start from a low-quality foothold and improve over time to disrupt an existing
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Information system of Uber
Uber operates an international transportation network using a mobile app. It was founded in 2009 and now operates in 64 countries. The app allows customers to request rides from drivers and pay electronically. Uber uses various technologies like GPS and transaction processing systems to coordinate rides. It also uses marketing strategies like promotion codes and feedback systems. Operations involve allocating drivers, evaluating programs, and managing day-to-day issues. The app provides services to both customers and drivers, including pickup locations, cashless payments, and support centers to handle issues.
Uber Marketing Strategy in Egypt
Uber has expanded globally to over 70 countries and 540 cities since 2009. It uses a mix of geographic and demographic segmentation to target urban areas and offer different service tiers like Uber Select, Uber X, and Uber Scooter. While Uber faces competition from other ridesharing companies and regulations, its strengths include technology, affordable prices, and global presence. Uber's marketing mix involves promoting its brand and services through its app, website, and partnerships.
Ola
Ola Cabs is an online cab aggregator founded in 2010 in India that has expanded to over 200,000 cars across 85 cities. It was founded by Bhavish Aggarwal and Ankit Bhati and competes with companies like Uber. Ola has acquired TaxiForSure and raised over $676 million in funding. It utilizes strategies like partnering with taxi owners and providing training to drivers to deliver a quality customer experience across sedan, mini, and prime vehicle options. Ola plans aggressive expansion by targeting one million driver partners within three years and further investments in technology.
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Ola Cabs is an online cab aggregator founded in 2010 in India that has expanded to over 200,000 cars across 85 cities. It was founded by Bhavish Aggarwal and Ankit Bhati and has received $676.8 million in funding. Ola competes with companies like Uber and focuses on growing its driver and customer base through partnerships, training, and offering multiple vehicle options. The company plans to continue its aggressive expansion across India and improve its technology platform.
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Transportation Services Group: Employer Services in Fairfax County
The document summarizes transportation demand management (TDM) strategies and services offered by the Fairfax County Department of Transportation to help reduce single-occupancy vehicle trips and encourage alternative commuting options. The services provided to local businesses include carpooling, vanpooling, bus and rail service, telework programs, commuter benefits, and guaranteed ride home. Employers benefit from eased commuting stress for employees and increased recruitment, retention, and employee morale. Individual TDM services can be tailored to each company's needs.
UBER (Technological Environment)
Uber is an American company that offers vehicles for hire, food delivery, and package delivery. It began in 2009 as UberCab and launched its ridesharing service in 2011. Uber uses an app to connect riders to drivers, and has grown significantly since its founding to offer other services and become one of the largest transportation networks in the world, with over 100 million users. Technology is central to Uber's business model and has enabled its rapid growth and success.
Uber-2.pptx
Uber was founded in 2009 and connects drivers and passengers through a mobile app to provide transportation services. It operates in a two-sided market model where it takes a 20% commission from each driver's fare. Uber offers various vehicle options like UberX, UberBlack, and UberPool. While it faces challenges from regulations and competition, opportunities for expansion and increasing its driver network exist. Key strengths are its global reach, convenience, and strong brand, though weaknesses include lawsuits, sustainability, and safety issues.
Uber presentation final
Uber was founded in 2008 by Garrett Camp and Travis Kalanick who came up with the idea while attending a conference in Paris. They started developing the UberCab mobile app to connect riders and drivers. Uber launched in 2010 in San Francisco and expanded to other cities. However, the company faced many crises due to its aggressive tactics and internal culture issues, which resulted in leadership changes. Today, Uber operates in many countries but faces challenges from regulators and competitors.
Lessons Of The Past: Uber
Uber was founded in 2008 by Garrett Camp and Travis Kalanick who came up with the idea while attending a conference in Paris. They started developing the UberCab mobile app, which launched in 2010 offering ride-hailing services in New York City and San Francisco. While growing rapidly, Uber faced many crises relating to legal issues and allegations of a toxic culture. Travis Kalanick resigned as CEO in 2017 after recommendations from an investigation. Uber continues expanding its logistics services while facing challenges from competitors and regulators around the world.
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Uber Technologies, Inc. is an American multinational transportation network company (TNC) offering services which include but not limited to Ride booking, peer-to-peer ridesharing, ride service hailing, food delivery, and a bicycle-sharing system.
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Journey Of the Indian Ride-Hailing Industry.pptx
The document summarizes the history and evolution of the Indian ride-hailing industry from its origins in the 1950s to the present day. It discusses how Meru Cabs was an early pioneer in the space in the 2000s before the entrance of Ola and Uber in the late 2000s/early 2010s led to intense competition between the two. It describes how Ola and Uber came to dominate the market through discounting and expanding into various vehicle types. The COVID-19 pandemic severely impacted the industry but companies have since recovered demand through initiatives focusing on safety and expanding into new services. The future of the industry is focused on electric vehicles and expanding services through partnerships.
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Uber
- 1. RACE TO REINVENT TRANSPORT
- 2. HISTORY OF TRADITIONAL TAXI SERVICES • Traced back to 1640. • Started in US in the late 1800. • Full-fledged ply from the year 1911.
- 3. TRADITIONAL WORKING OF TAXI SERVICES IN INDIA • How it used to work. • Additional surcharges for luggage, late-night rides and toll taxes. • Absence of good transport.
- 4. PROBLEMS IN THE TRADITIONAL SYSTEM • Prisoners of a system. • Stuck in denial. • Not innovative enough.
- 5. INTRODUCTION TO MODERN TAXI SERVICES
- 6. INTRODUCTION TO MODERN TAXI SERVICES • App-only • Cashless payments • Security concerns • Pre-booking facilities.
- 7. INTRODUCTION TO • Was founded by Garrett Camp and Travis Kalanick in 2009 as UberCab. • The company received $200,000 in seed funding that same year. • By the end of 2011, Uber had raised $44.5 million in funding.
- 8. FACTS AND FIGURES FUNDING • Google venture, invested $250 million in 2013. • Baidu, Chinese search engine also invested in the year 2014. • Toyota, made an undisclosed investment in 2016.
- 9. • PARTNERSHIP • 2015- launched the Ubermilitary Families to hire more military dependents and existing military family organizations. • 2015 and 2016 partnerships with following companies to encourage trips from first to last of the public transit.
- 10. South-eastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA). Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority(MARTA). Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority(LACMTA). Dallas Area Rapid Transit(DART). Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority (PSTA)
- 11. WORKING OF UBER
- 12. Services of uber • Uber X • Uber XL • Uber Select • Uber Black • Uber Pool • Uber Go
- 15. Surge pricing
- 16. Value proposition • High quality service • Fair pricing system • Easy to use and understand • Offers and discounts for passengers • Additional source of income for driver • Flexible working schedule
- 17. Competition
- 18. Uber’s Marketing Approach and Competitive Strategies • Launch • Build up • Amplification • Sustenance • Growth
- 22. Future Oriented • UberAlternate: Similar to UberX but use different modes such as Bicycles and Motorbikes • UberAlternateX: High End luxury transport. • UberTour: For tourist attraction within the city/country • Driveless Uber: Uses driverless car , when it is legal and available. • UberNext: Predict the need of ride based on data , schedule .
- 23. Future-oriented • UberFresh: Planning to deliver food and packages • Trucking : Acquired OTTO , autonomous-lorry co. , for around $600m and 20% of Uber’s future profits. • Uber Boat : Water Taxis at a tap of button
- 24. THANK YOU