Leader in enterprise & SMB secure work-from-anywhere (zero trust remote access and support). Achieve unicorn valuation on "Rule of 220" (160% ARR growth & 60% cashflow margin) in 2020. In 2006-2010 (company name was DeviceVM): Deliver world fastest 5-second, instant-on browser OS, shipping on 100M+ computers annually from Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, Lenovo, Sony, LG, and others. DeviceVM pre-dates Google ChromeOS / Chromebook and Chrome browser. Raised $48M+ from NEA, SAP, DFJ Dragon, Storm Ventures, Presidio (Sumitomo), and executives from Acer, Asus, Foxconn, HP, HTC, Lenovo, etc.. Pivoted the business and changed company name from DeviceVM to Splashtop.

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Independent Board of Ninetowns Digital (NASDAQ: NINE), a software as service (SAAS) company based in Beijing, China. Ninetowns went IPO on NASDAQ in 2004, and was privatized by company management team in 2014.

After my startup OSA was acquired by Avocent (NASDAQ: AVCT), I led Embedded Division of Avocent for two years with its own P&L. Avocent was then acquired by Emerson (NYSE: EMR) for $1.2B+.

Started OSA Technologies, which was acquired by Avocent (NASDAQ: AVCT) in 2004 for $100M+. OSA was leader in embedded remote server management solution (IPMI, virtual USB, KVM over IP) shipped on millions of servers from Dell, HP, IBM, Sun, NEC, etc.