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Create a 10-slide professional academic presentation for German UDS University titled 'Snapp Super-App Project'. The presentation should follow a clean, minimal, corporate blue-white-grey theme using clear fonts (Arial, Roboto, Inter). Include visuals and maintain logical flow with clear sentences. --- Slide 1 — Title Slide Title: Snapp Super-App Project Subtitle: Digital Leadership – Big Project Submission Prepared by: Ali German UDS – University of Digital Science --- Slide 2 — Introduction to Snapp Description: Snapp is Iran’s largest digital super-app offering mobility, delivery, retail, healthcare, travel, logistics, and fintech services. Founded in 2014; operates entirely through a mobile app. Serves 40–50M users in 100+ cities. Visual: Simple ecosystem graphic showing main Snapp verticals. --- Slide 3 — Snapp Ecosystem Overview Explain Snapp Ride, Snapp Food, Snapp Market, Snapp Box, Snapp Doctor, Snapp Trip, Snapp Finance (wallet + BNPL + micro-loans). Visual: Super-app diagram with Snapp in center and service branches around it. --- Slide 4 — Market Position & Competitive Landscape Snapp holds 85–92% of ride-hailing and 70%+ of food delivery markets. Competitors: Tap30, Maxim, Carpino. Advantages: scale, network effects, low waiting time, algorithmic pricing, integrated services. Visual: Bar chart comparing Snapp vs Tap30 vs Maxim market share. --- Slide 5 — Development of the Digital Landscape Before internet: phone taxis, manual delivery, in-person agencies, cash payments, no tracking. After digitalization: GPS tracking, real-time matching, digital payments, transparent pricing. Visual: Table comparing offline vs digital processes. --- Slide 6 — How Snapp Changes User Behavior Faster, more transparent mobility. Cashless payments (wallet + BNPL). Reliable logistics. Centralized daily tasks in one app. Visual: Infographic of user journey (request → match → track → pay). --- Slide 7 — Dependence on the Internet Snapp is fully internet-native, requiring GPS, algorithmic pricing, digital payments, identity verification, cloud, notifications. Without internet, it reverts to manual dispatch. Visual: Diagram of Snapp’s internet-dependent workflows. --- Slide 8 — Future Development (2025–2030) Potential tech adoptions: AI, IoT, AR, VR, Automation, Fintech expansion (advanced BNPL, micro-lending). Visual: Timeline/roadmap for 2025–2030. --- Slide 9 — Strategic Impact on Iran’s Digital Economy Snapp acts as digital infrastructure. Impacts mobility, e-commerce, healthcare, logistics. Drives literacy and cashless payment adoption. Visual: Small table summarizing strategic impacts. --- Slide 10 — Conclusion Snapp is a leading digital transformation case in an emerging market. Combines scale, data, innovation for inclusion. Well-positioned for future evolution (AI, IoT, AR/VR, automation). End line: “Snapp is transforming from a service provider into a national digital infrastructure platform.”
This presentation explores Snapp, Iran's leading super-app, covering its ecosystem of mobility, delivery, and fintech services; market dominance; digital transformation impacts; internet reliance; and
The slide is titled "Snapp Super-App Project" and serves as the title slide for a presentation. Its subtitle highlights "Digital Leadership – Big Project Submission," indicating a major submission in a digital leadership context.
Digital Leadership – Big Project Submission
Snapp is Iran's largest digital super-app, providing a wide range of services including mobility, delivery, retail, healthcare, travel, logistics, and fintech. Founded in 2014, it operates exclusively through a mobile app and serves 40–50 million users across more than 100 cities.
The Snapp Ecosystem Overview slide outlines a diverse range of services under the Snapp brand, including on-demand ride-hailing via Snapp Ride, food delivery through Snapp Food, and online grocery shopping with Snapp Market. It also covers logistics in Snapp Box, telemedicine consultations in Snapp Doctor, travel bookings in Snapp Trip, and financial tools like digital wallets and micro-loans in Snapp Finance.
The slide highlights the company's dominant market position, with 85–92% share in ride-hailing and over 70% in food delivery, underscoring leadership in mobility and on-demand services. It identifies three key competitors: Tap30, Maxim, and Carpino.
Dominant leadership in mobility services
Leading position in on-demand delivery
Tap30, Maxim, Carpino
Before the internet, traditional services like taxi hailing, delivery coordination, and agency visits depended on phone calls, in-person interactions, cash payments, and lacked real-time tracking, resulting in inefficiencies and limited accessibility. After digitalization, innovations such as GPS navigation, real-time service matching, secure digital payments, and transparent pricing revolutionized mobility and delivery, boosting efficiency, convenience, and user trust.
| Before Internet | After Digitalization |
|---|---|
| Traditional services relied on phone-based taxi hailing, manual delivery coordination, in-person agency visits, cash payments, and lacked real-time tracking, leading to inefficiencies and limited accessibility. | Digital transformation introduced GPS tracking for precise navigation, real-time matching of services, secure digital payments, and transparent pricing, enhancing efficiency, convenience, and user trust in mobility and delivery. |
The slide titled "How Snapp Changes User Behavior" features an image illustrating key ways the Snapp app transforms mobility and daily routines. It highlights faster, transparent services; cashless payments with wallet and BNPL options; reliable logistics and tracking; and centralized management of daily tasks in one app.
Source: Ride-hailing
Snapp functions as a fully internet-native platform, relying on GPS for real-time location tracking, algorithmic pricing for dynamic fares, digital payments, identity verification, cloud computing, and push notifications. Without internet access, the service reverts to manual dispatch processes.
Source: Fully internet-native: Relies on GPS, algorithmic pricing, digital payments, identity verification, cloud computing, notifications. Without internet, reverts to manual dispatch.
From 2025 to 2030, the timeline outlines key tech advancements starting with the 2025 launch of AI integration for personalized recommendations and predictive matching across services. It progresses through 2026 IoT adoption for real-time logistics and smart homes, 2027 AR/VR rollouts for immersive retail and travel, 2028 automation expansions including AI support and robotic deliveries, and 2029 fintech enhancements with advanced buy-now-pay-later and micro-lending options.
2025: AI Integration Launch Integrate AI for personalized user recommendations and predictive service matching across all verticals. 2026: IoT Adoption Initiative Adopt IoT devices for real-time tracking in logistics and enhanced smart home integrations. 2027: AR/VR Feature Rollout Introduce AR/VR for virtual retail try-ons and immersive travel planning experiences. 2028: Automation Expansion Phase Implement full automation in operations, including AI-driven customer support and robotic deliveries. 2029: Fintech Advanced Services Expand fintech with sophisticated BNPL options and accessible micro-lending for underserved users.
Iran's digital economy is seeing significant growth, with over 50 million active users gaining access to enhanced mobility and services. Key stats highlight 70% cashless adoption driving nationwide financial inclusion, alongside 85% market dominance transforming e-commerce and logistics.
Enabling access to mobility and services
Boosting financial inclusion nationwide
Transforming e-commerce and logistics Source: Snapp Annual Report 2023
Snapp is leading digital transformation in emerging markets by integrating scale, data, and innovation to promote inclusion, while being well-positioned for advancements in AI, IoT, AR/VR, and automation. The slide emphasizes Snapp's evolution from a mere service provider into a national digital infrastructure platform.
Snapp leads digital transformation in emerging markets, combining scale, data, and innovation for inclusion. Well-positioned for AI, IoT, AR/VR, automation.
“Snapp is transforming from a service provider into a national digital infrastructure platform.”
Source: Snapp Super-App Project Presentation
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