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December 12, 2007 — Santa Clara
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On December 12th, Dr. Leonard Liu, CEO & Chairman of Augmentum, will be honored with the AAMA Impact Award. Since its inception, the AAMA has stood for innovation and blazing new trails. One of the greatest legacies of the AAMA has been its ability to provide a collaborative environment for the open sharing of knowledge and networks to foster broad innovation. In recognition, the AAMA Impact Award will be awarded to an individual who has taken steps to stretch convention, identify and execute on untapped opportunities, and has established a leadership role in his or her community.
AAMA Connect has been facilitating meetings between thousands of entrepreneurs, investors and high-level executives, laying the groundwork for many multimillion-dollar deals every year. The theme for AAMA Connect 2007 is: Technology's Middle Kingdom - China's Rising Influence in Asia and the West. Leonard Liu will keynote the gala at 8:00pm, and Wayne Hom will be speaking at Panel Session B3: Outsourcing: An Evolving Market at 1:00pm.
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November 23-25, 2007 — Beijing
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User Friendly 2007 will take place from Nov. 23rd to Nov. 25th in Beijing, bringing together 700+ usability practitioners, designers and technologists from across China and internationally. The theme for 2007 is Connecting User Experience Communities. Jon Innes, Director, User Experience Practice at Augmentum, will present on "Making User Experience Part of Your Brand" on November 24th. On November 25th, Jon will be running a workshop focusing on "Re-Positioning User Experience as a Strategic Process".
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October 3, 2007 — Beaverton
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Augmentum, a leading provider of offshore outsourcing for software product and IT application development, announced today that company's User Experience expert Jon Innes will speak with Liam Friedland, UX director of Informatica, at the CHIFOO Program Series on October 3rd. As a local chapter of ACM SIGCHI, the Computer-Human Interaction Forum of Oregon (CHIFOO) brings people working on the design, implementation, and study of interactive computing systems for human use together to exchange ideas about human-computer interaction. Jon Innes will describe proven tactics for repositioning UX as a strategic process within a company.
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June 25-27, 2007 — New York
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SOA World Conference & Expo 2007 brings together the best minds in the business to New York for a three-day conference that offers comprehensive coverage of SOA and what it means to enterprise IT today. With SOA moving past its initial buzzword phase into increasingly widespread worldwide deployment, it is often accompanied by Open Source technology. The age of Enterprise Open Source (EOS) has indeed arrived, and is now seen as a key component to enterprise IT as it considers, designs, and deploys its infrastructure for today and tomorrow. Wayne Hom's session will present the possibilities for a highly interactive user experience, including industry best practices and war stories from the career of the speaker. In particular, Mr. Hom will review Web 2.0 technologies as well as the new capabilities of Microsoft's Vista operating system.
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June 18-21, 2007 — Las Vegas
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Join your peers and some of the top experts in software engineering at the Better Software Conference & EXPO to take you and your team up to the next level.The Web has enabled pervasive global information sharing, commerce, and communications on a scale thought to be impossible only ten years ago. Wayne Hom presents examples of great, rich client Web user interfaces and discusses the enabling tools, technologies, and methodologies for today's popular Web 2.0 approaches. Wayne discusses the not-so-obvious pitfalls of the new technologies and concludes with a look at user interface opportunities beyond the current Web 2.0 state-of-the-art to see what may be possible in the future.
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June 5-6, 2007 — San Francisco
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The 2007 Software Business Transformation Summit provides software industry executives and senior enterprise IT strategists with an opportunity for contextual dialogue about the fundamental transformation that is occurring within the software business model. This Summit explores the technologies, business models and innovative methods through which commercial and corporate developers are addressing the transforming software business environment. It will address development and deployment methods, performance and security requirements, and the ongoing funding and M&A trends affecting the software industry. Frank Yu, President and COO of Augmentum, will participate on the panel - Changing Channels, taking place at the J.W. Marriott in San Francisco, June 5th, at 4:30pm. Moderated by a 451 leader, the panel will discuss and debate the reality, merits and tradeoffs associated with burgeoning vendor ecosystems adding value from development to delivery, including hosters, outsourcers, portals, and others.
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May 8-9, 2007 — Santa Clara
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Augmentum, a value-added software development outsourcing services provider operating in Asia and the US, will be sponsoring Software 2007, in Santa Clara, California, May 8-9th., attracts executives from across the globe and the software ecosystem: CEOs and VPs of software companies, VCs, CIOs, attorneys, bankers, accountants, consultants and the media. The vendor-neutral nature of the event means trends are discussed candidly, the agenda and networking opportunities are highly-focused, and all software vendors, services and customers are brought together in one forum. Discussions of Software 2007 will focus on innovation as it relates to products, processes, technologies, business and delivery models.
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April 22-26, 2007 — San Francisco
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Augmentum, a value-added software development outsourcing services provider operating in Asia and the US, will be sponsoring Gartner Symposium/IT Expo 2007 in San Francisco, April 22-26. Gartner Events deliver authentic Gartner Research findings, straight from the world-renowned Gartner analyst community. Thousands of organizations worldwide rely on Gartner Research for the insights, data and advice they need to succeed in IT and their businesses. Gartner Symposium/ITxpo is the industry's largest and most strategic conference for senior IT and business professionals. Symposium/ITxpo 2007: Emerging Trends is designed to explore breakthrough emerging trends and technology event in IT.
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March 22, 2007 — Shanghai
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Frank Yu, Augmentum President & COO, to speak at Localization World plenary session in Shanghai, China.
The theme of this conference is: Out of Asia. As in all Localization World conferences, the program will cover a wide range of issues in the world of translation and localization. With three concurrent tracks, the program will be filled with information and discussions about Asia as well as more general topics, with case studies from a wide range of applications. Conference sessions are geared towards professionals seeking to learn about new tools, methods and business practices in the areas of localization and internationalization. Networking and mutual problem discussion opportunities will abound at the social gatherings, meals and break periods.
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March 6, 2007 — Beijing
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Frank Yu, President and COO of Augmentum, to speak on IT Services panel at Piper Jaffray's Fourth Annual China Growth Conference in Beijing, China, on March 6th 1:30-2:30pm, at the Ritz-Carlton. The conference organizers' mission is to identify the pace of Chinese consumer-driven growth and its implications for various sectors, and to discover which companies may be best suited to benefit from this trend. The 2007 conference has also been expanded to include new growth sectors.
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December 12, 2006 — Shenzhen, China
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Augmentum, a value-added software development outsourcing services provider operating in Asia and the US, will be sponsoring Gartner's China Outsourcing Summit, a Gartner Vision Event, in Shenzhen, China, December 13-15th.
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October 31, 2006 — Boston
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"At the heart of the Summit's agenda is a dialogue around this universally accepted wisdom: Successful organizations will continue to view enterprise IT as a key competitive tool, and to compete most effectively they will:
Eschew relationships with so-called 'enterprise ISVs' in favor of agile development based on open source components and methodologies
Virtualize, distribute and share infrastructure from the desktop to the datacenter
Unshackle their workforces from fixed physical locations.
The 451 analyst team calls this holistic objective enterprise agility, and it is the theme around which this year's Summit is structured; further, the agenda is designed to examine how this objective might be achieved - and with what effect, and for whom!"
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June 16, 2006 — Shanghai, China
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Augmentum to participate in China International Software & Information Service Fair, Da Lian, China. Augmentum will exhibit at CISIS, the largest IT event in China. CISIS is approved by the the State Council of The People's Republic of China, and sponsored by the Ministry of Commerce and the Ministry of Information Industry. The event will feature separate sessions on Independent Innovation, International Cooperation, Industry Application, Talent Exchange, and Capital Connection and consists of an exhibition, activities, and forums. Other leading companies exhibiting include Microsoft, Intel, IBM, HP, Dell, SAP, Motorola, NEC, ZTE, and China Mobile. More than 300,000 visitors from all over the world are predicted to attend, as well as delegations from provinces and cities of China.
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April 4-5, 2006 — Santa Clara, CA
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Augmentum to sponsor Software 2006, April 4-5 at the Santa Clara Convention Center, Santa Clara, California. This event will gather 2500 leaders from software companies, customers, investors, service providers, analysts and media in one forum. Augmentum's chairman and CEO, Leonard Liu will be hosting a breakout session with an industry luminary guest speaker. Check back for more details.
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April 3-5, 2006 — Orlando, FL
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Augmentum to sponsor the Gartner Outsourcing Summit 2006, April 3-5 at the Orlando, Florida. The conference will provide valuable insights into the drastic changes and shifts occurring in the IT and outsourcing playing field over the next two to five years. It brings together leaders from the worlds of business and IT. The attendees of the summit will get an unbiased view of the latest trends in global sourcing as seen by some of the world's best practitioners, consultants and analysts.
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March 12-14, 2006 — Carlsbad, CA
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Leonard Liu, Augmentum Chairman and CEO, will be speaking at PC Forum 2006, an event organized by Esther Dyson. She says, "For over 28 years, PC (Platforms for Communication) Forum has reliably attracted top business leaders, entrepreneurs, visionaries and analysts from the technology industry. It consistently provides an experience you can't find at any other conference and insights you can't gather from any other source." Other speakers include Scott Cook, Bill Joy, and Marc Benioff of Salesforce.com. Dr. Liu will join a panel to discuss Augmentum as a example of business models in the changing world, in the context of the event's theme "Users in Charge."
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November 29, 2005 — Santa Clara, CA
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Leonard Liu, Chairman and CEO of Augmentum invited to present at Dow Jones Asian Ventures conference, at the Westin, in Santa Clara, Ca. "Drawing on Dow Jones' long history of doing business in Asia and VentureWire's unmatched coverage of technology investing, Asian Ventures will present a strategic, hands-on approach to investing in and building successful Asian companies."
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September 26, 2005 — Shanghai, China
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The NASSCOM delegation of close to 30 top Indian outsourcing companies, led by the CEO of TATA Consultancy, selected Augmentum for its official tour. Nasscom is the premier organization that represents and sets the tone of public policy for the Indian software industry.
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September 7, 2005
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Leonard Liu, Chairman and CEO of Augmentum, to give a keynote address at Red Herring Asia in Shanghai, China. Red Herring will present the top 100 private companies in Asia in keeping with its editorial mission of covering the global technology business. The Asian market is an important factor in the world economy because of its enormous growth rate, unique entrepreneurial and venture capitalist community, and highly innovative companies.
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August 23-25, 2005
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Augmentum will feature their GUI software at the Intel Developer Forum in the Pavilion Showcase area in the Intel® Digital Media Infrastructure software demo (booth # 5).
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April 5, 2005 — Portland, OR
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Wayne Hom, Augmentum CTO, will speak April 5th at CHI 2005 Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems.
This panel will examine the issues around offshore product development and the ways in which these issues alter the approaches to conducting HCI design and user research activities.
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October 26, 2004 — Shanghai, China
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Leonard Liu, Augmentum CEO, to speak at top China universities.
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June 6, 2004 — Santa Clara, CA
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Lisa Carnochan, Augmentum VP Marketing & Business Development, speaks at 2004 China Meets Silicon Valley High-Tech Expo.
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June 3, 2004 — Shanghai, China
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Frank Yu, Augmentum President & COO, speaks at Asian Technology Roundtable Exhibition panel.
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February 18, 2004 — Cupertino, CA
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Wayne Hom, Augmentum CTO & EVP, speaks at CSPA forum.
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December 5, 2003 — Palo Alto, CA
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Frank Yu, Augmentum President & COO, panel speaker at AAMA Connect 2003.
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November 12, 2003 — Palo Alto, CA
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Frank Yu, Augmentum President & COO, panel speaker at CSPA forum.
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June 28, 2003 — Santa Clara, CA
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Leonard Liu, Augmentum Chairman & CEO, keynote speaker at CSPA annual conference.
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