Gojek shifts gears to introduce car rides in Vietnam
By Vien Thong May 6, 2021 | 02:11 pm GMT+7
A Gojek driver hands a delivery package to a customer. Photo courtesy of Gojek Vietnam.
Indonesia-based ride hailing company Gojek will start offering car rides service in Vietnam in the next few weeks and allow cashless payments later this year.
Gojek Vietnam CEO Phung Tuan Duc said Wednesday that the new service will be called GoCar.
He did not mention a specific date for the launch, but said the service will comply with all pandemic prevention measures.
Duc said that although Gojek is a latecomer for its GoCar service, the ride-hailing market and on-demand services will continue to flourish, with lots of space for other ride-hailing players to develop. So we have confidence in expanding the business.
Wednesday, December 16, 2020, 08:00 GMT+7
Phung Tuan Duc, general manager of Gojek Vietnam, said data drives the company’s business strategies. Photo by Startup Viet 2020
At the Startup Viet 2020 seminars this month, Phung Tuan Duc, general manager of Gojek Vietnam, spoke on the subject ‘Converting Data Into Business Growth.’
Data drives business decisions
Duc started the presentation by highlighting that the ability to harness insights from Big Data is the secret to the success of global tech giants such as Amazon, Google, Facebook, and more.
Besides using data to attract new users, these companies also leverage such data to understand user habits and design highly targeted marketing experiences.
Data should not be a luxury available to minority only
By Nam Anh December 11, 2020 | 06:30 pm GMT+7
Data is a team sport and companies should learn how to play together to drive growth, according to Gojek Vietnam’s general manager.
At the Startup Viet 2020 seminar hosted by VnExpress, Phung Tuan Duc, general manager of Gojek Vietnam spoke on the subject Converting data into business growth.
Data drives business decisions
Duc started the presentation by highlighting that the ability to harness insights from Big Data is the secret to the success of global tech giants such as Amazon, Google, Facebook and more. Besides using data to attract new users, these companies also leverage data to understand user habits and design highly targeted marketing experiences. These insights also inform future product design.