Uber today announced the launch of uberACCESS and uberASSIST in Bengaluru, supported by Mphasis, a leading IT solutions provider, as a part of their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative. These two services are for senior citizens and those with accessibility needs.
Amit Jain, President, Uber India and South Asia (R) and Nitin Rakesh, CEO and ED, Mphasis at the Uber partnership with Mphasis to launch UberACCESS and UberASSIST services in Bengaluru on Tuesday. Photo: G R N Somashekar Launches two new products uberACCESS and uberASSIST in Bengaluru
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