Kamran Kheirolomoom

SilkRoad Technology Corp. is a holding company that provides integrated human resources management solutions. Its business activities include the development and delivery of software solutions related to management, human resources, and human resource development; and the provision of cultural training and education. The firm's solutions encompass talent acquisition, talent development, and human resources management system and talent portal. The company is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.

Serena Software, Inc. provides application lifecycle management software for the enterprises. The company designs, develops, and sells application lifecycle management, application release management, and information technology management software and solutions. Its products include Serena Requirements Manager, Serena Development Manager, Serena Release Manager, Dimensions, PVCS, ChangeMan, StarTool and Comparex, Serena Business Manager, Serena Service Manager, Serena Demand Manager, Serena Request Center and Serena Dashboard. The company was founded by Douglas D. Troxel in 1980 and is headquartered in San Mateo, CA.

Part of Open Text Corp., Apptero, Inc. develops computer software solutions. The company is based in Oakland, CA. The company was founded by David Ruiz, Kamran Kheirolomoom, Ali Kheirolomoom. Apptero was acquired by Serena Software, Inc., part of Open Text Corp. from May 02, 2016 on March 07, 2005.

Avinon, Inc. provides an e-business application platform designed to help companies quickly transform their customer, partner and employee-facing business processes into modular Web-based applications. The company was founded by Kamran Kheirolomoom and Ali Kheirolomoom in 1999 and is headquartered in San Francisco, CA.

Part of Nokia Oyj, Mosaix, Inc. designs, develops, markets, and supports call center systems and application software. The company is based in Redmond, WA. The company was founded by Frank R. Fulton, Kamran Kheirolomoom, Scott T. Toborg. Mosaix was acquired by Lucent Technologies, Inc. on July 16, 1999 for $199.14 million.