1990/11 | Global Vision Technology, Inc. (GVT-US) established in Silicon Valley. |
1991-1997 | Brought (and in some cases localized) many Windows applications to Japan. |
1997/04 | Became a vendor of MicroCADAM and sold CAD licenses to Japanese corporations in The United States. |
1998-2001 | Involved in various investment projects during the dot-com bubble. |
1999/12 | Established Global Vision Ventures, Inc. (GVV-US) in California. |
2001/04 | GVT-US became a vendor for CATIA licenses via IBM contract. |
2002/06 | GVV-US and GVT-US merge. |
2002/10 | Established GVT-US Michigan office and began providing services to the auto industry on a large scale. |
2003/10 | Established Global Vision Ventures, Co., Ltd. (GVV-J) in Tokyo (Minato City). |
2006/03 | Established GVT-US Ohio office. |
2006/10 | Established Gloval Vision Technology, Co., Ltd. (GVT-Japan) in Tokyo (Chioda Word). |
2006/12 | GVT-US formed direct contract with Dassault Systemes as a vendor of CATIA. |
2007/09 | GVV-Japan and GVT-Japan merge as Global Vision Technology, Co., Ltd. |
2007/10 | Naoyuki Honda (Leverage Consulting, Co., Ltd.) becomes advisor. |
2008/08 | CEO Hal Amano published “Globalizing Your Business Skills” (Diamond Publishing). |
2008/11 | GVT-Japan established Nagoya office. |
2009/12 | CEO Hal Amano published “Simple Communications” (Diamond Publishing). |
2010/11 | GVT-Japan established Shanghai office. |
2012/01 | A new book by our CEO Hal Amano “How To Become A Global-Minded Business Professional” published from Toyo Keizai.
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2013/07 | CEO Hal Amano started providing a correspondence course "Meeting Comunication" on JMA Management Center Inc. |
2014/05 | A new book by our CEO Hal Amano “Working Silicon Valley Style” published from Nikkei Publishing, Inc. |
2015/03 | Supported "Greater Tokyo Initiative" to establish its Silicon Valley office. |
2015/04 | Moved Tokyo office to Kandasudacho, Chiyoda-ward. |
2016/12 | Moved Michigan office for expanding our "IT Offshoring Service". |