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BUSINESS·1 min read·May 21, 2021

Rakesh Bhardwaj is designated by Ola as a Group CIO

Ride hailing stage Ola on Wednesday said it has designated Rakesh Bhardwaj as its Group Chief Information Officer. In this job, Bhardwaj will give key course to the gathering’s IT drives covering data frameworks, instruments, security, IT foundation and resources across Ola’s worldwide t

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Ride hailing stage Ola on Wednesday said it has designated Rakesh Bhardwaj as its Group Chief Information Officer.

In this job, Bhardwaj will give key course to the gathering’s IT drives covering data frameworks, instruments, security, IT foundation and resources across Ola’s worldwide tasks and organizations, an assertion said.

Preceding Ola, Bhardwaj has held a few positions of authority at Cognizant, GE Healthcare and GE Aviation and Transportation.

“As Ola increases further and ventures into new regions like associated producing, canny charging foundation, and a complex worldwide store network, having a hearty IT framework empowering this development is basic,” Ola Chairman and Group CEO Bhavish Aggarwal said.

(Likewise Read: Ola EV taxis dispatched in London, organization’s first historically speaking electric vehicle classification)

He added that Bhardwaj’s ability in building strong innovation frameworks and cycles across an assorted arrangement of huge associations will be instrumental in fostering the innovation spine that self control development across organizations.

“Ola’s main goal to change the world to feasible portability is convincing. It is an incredible chance to have the option to add to this mission by building a worldwide IT endeavor, the spine for any high-development tech organization.

I’m anticipating working with organizations to help convey development and unrivaled client encounters through a-list operational efficiencies,” Bhardwaj said.

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