- Published on September 2, 2021
- In AI Features
Hospitality Unicorn OYO Has Room For AI To Lead Tech Race
The mission is to make OYO a leading technology company of choice by building products from India for the world.
- By kumar Gandharv
Hospitality unicorn OYO has decided to go bullish on providing better technology experiences for OYO's hotel and home partners. With a mission to make OYO a leading technology company of choice by building products from India for the world, the company has appointed Ankit Mathuria as its Chief Technical Officer in Feb 2021.
"At OYO, keeping the interests of our partners and customers in mind, we keep evolving expeditiously. Also, our use cases are pretty peculiar. That's why we prefer to have our in-house R&D team," said Ankit Mathuria, CTO, OYO. Ankit is an industry veteran with 15+ years of in-depth technical knowledge in consumer-facing industries. Before OYO, he was working with Amazon.
Recently, the company has launched OYO 360 - a self onboarding tool. It allows small hotel
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kumar Gandharv
Kumar Gandharv, PGD in English Journalism (IIMC, Delhi), is setting out on a journey as a tech Journalist at AIM. A keen observer of National and IR-related news.
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