Gojek: Difference between revisions

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Gojek is a super app platform that provides a variety of services from transportation, food delivery, digital payments, and more. Founded in Indonesia in 2010, it has grown to become one of the leading tech companies in Southeast Asia.

History[edit]

Gojek was founded by Nadiem Makarim, a native Indonesian who saw a need for a more efficient transportation system in the country. The company started as a call center offering courier and two-wheeled ride-hailing services. In 2015, Gojek launched its app, which quickly gained popularity due to its convenience and wide range of services.

Services[edit]

Gojek offers a variety of services through its app. These include:

GoRide: A two-wheeled ride-hailing service.
GoCar: A four-wheeled ride-hailing service.
GoFood: A food delivery service.
GoPay: A digital payment service.
GoMart: An online grocery shopping service.
GoSend: A courier service.

Expansion[edit]

Gojek has expanded its services beyond Indonesia to other countries in Southeast Asia, including Vietnam, Thailand, and Singapore. The company has also made several acquisitions to strengthen its position in the market, such as the acquisition of Airpay, a digital payment platform in Vietnam.

Impact[edit]

Gojek has had a significant impact on the economy of Indonesia and other Southeast Asian countries. It has created jobs for millions of people and has helped small businesses grow by providing them with a platform to reach more customers.

Criticism and Controversy[edit]

Like many tech companies, Gojek has faced criticism and controversy. This includes issues related to driver welfare, competition, and regulatory challenges.

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