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Uber is a disruptive technology that has significantly impacted the transportation industry. It began as a mobile app in 2009 that allowed users to hire drivers for rides, and has since expanded to include food delivery and additional services. Uber has disrupted the taxi cab industry by taking customers and losing them money due to competition. It has also decreased the number of people using public transportation systems. As a result, some areas have banned Uber to protect their local transportation industries.
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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.
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- 1. IS UBER A DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGY? Ian Baker
- 2. WHAT IS UBER? • Uber is a location-based app where you can hire a driver to pick you up and take you to your destination. • You can also have food delivered through Uber with Uber eats. • Uber has cars, boats, planes, and helicopters.
- 3. BRIEF HISTORY OF UBER • Uber was founded in 2009 as UberCab by Garrett Camp and Travis Kalanick. • Uber services and mobile app officially launched in 2011. • In July 2012 UberX allowed anyone to drive with there own car while passing requirements. • In August 2014 UberPool allowed people to use the same Uber going the same direction. • Ubers headquarters are in San Fransisco, California.
- 4. WHAT INDUSTRY DID UBER IMPACT? • Uber impacted the Taxi Cab industry and some other transportation industry's. • Such as places that offer helicopter rides uber has a impact on that industry. • Also uber affects the public transportation in almost every place its allowed in. • Uber affects these by taking away customers with a cheaper price.
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