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16 godz. temu · First Published 6 Jul 2024, 08:49 AM IST. Bhavish Aggarwal is the founder of Ola and Krutrim. Ola, the ride-hailing cab aggregator, has announced a significant shift in its operations by fully ...
15 godz. temu · Ola Group's co-founder and chairman Bhavish Aggarwal on X said after the exit of Azure last month, the company has now fully exited Google Maps. He said the company used to spend ₹100 crore a year on the same and has now made that to zero by moving completely to its in-house Ola Maps. He asked users to check their Ola apps and update if required.
12 godz. temu · In Short. Ola has made a big move by completely dropping Google Maps and Microsoft Azure. Instead, they are now using their own in-house developed Ola Maps. This change is saving the company a massive rS 100 crore each year. Ola’s CEO, Bhavish Aggarwal, announced on Twitter that the company used to spend Rs 100 crore annually on Google Maps.
7 godz. temu · India's major ride-hailing company Ola has stopped using Google Maps and has switched to its own Ola Maps for managing their cab operations. Bhavish Aggarwal, co-founder and Chairman of the Ola ...
11 godz. temu · In October 2021, Ola acquired GeoSpoc, a Pune-based company specialising in geospatial services. Ola Maps now supports the mapping requirements of its primary ride-hailing application. Additionally, the company revealed intentions to integrate Ola Maps into its electric two-wheelers through a software update in January.
7 godz. temu · July 6, 2024 17:55 IST. India's major ride-hailing company Ola has exited Google Maps and has shifted to its own Ola Maps for cab operations. Bhavish Aggarwal, co-founder and Chairman of the Ola group said that through this move, the company will save nearly Rs 100 crore per year. Last month Aggarwal cut all his ties with Microsoft Azure and ...
14 godz. temu · New Delhi: Ola Cabs has switched from using Google Maps to its own Ola Maps for navigation and operations. This change is set to save the company almost Rs 100 crore year. The announcement follows Ola’s recent move to transfer all its operations to its own AI company, Krutim, three months ago after ending its partnership with Microsoft Azure.
