Alex Chung's guest appearances

Alex Chung

Analyse Asia with Bernard Leong

POWERHOUSE by Mack FiTT

Ad Age Ad Block

Build Builds

DO Lectures podcast with Gav Thompson

MLOps.community 

立志在美國 The LI-CHIH Podcast 

DO Lectures Podcast

Exit_Disability

David Allen

James Victore

Alastair Humphreys

Teresa Younger

Tina Roth Eisenberg

Madonna Badger

Dennis Crowley

Tom Taylor

Severine Von Tscharner Fleming

Andy Puddicombe

Dan Brown

Jason Harris

David Spiegelhalter

Jeremy Howard

Les McKeown

OwlTail

Alex is Director of Business Development ENW, he was were diagnosed with dyslexia and autism in 2007. He proves to people that people with disabilities can achieve the goal that they trying so hard on. 

Alex is Director of Business Development ENW, he was were diagnosed with dyslexia and autism in 2007. He proves to people that people with disabilities can achieve the goal that they trying so hard on.

Interview with Alex Chung with learning disorder

Srivathsan Canchi

Coffee Sessions #50 with Alex Chung and Srivathsan Canchi, Creating MLOps Standards.  // Abstract With the explosion in tools and opinionated frameworks for machine learning, it's very hard to define standards and best practices for MLOps and ML platforms. Based on their building AWS SageMaker and Intuit's ML Platform respectively, Alex Chung and Srivathsan Canchi talk with Demetrios and Vishnu about their experience navigating "tooling sprawl". They discuss their efforts to solve this problem organizationally with Social Good Technologies and technically with mlctl, the control plane for MLOps.  // Bio Alex Chung Alex is a former Senior Product Manager at AWS Sagemaker and an ML Data Strategy and Ops lead at Facebook. He's passionate about the interoperability of MLOps tooling for enterprises as an avenue to accelerate the industry.  Srivathsan Canchi Srivathsan leads the machine learning platform engineering team at Intuit. The ML platform includes real-time distributed featurization, scoring, and feedback loops. He has a breadth of experience building high scale mission-critical platforms. Srivathsan also has extensive experience with K8s at Intuit and previously at eBay, where his team was responsible for building a PaaS on top of K8s and OpenStack.  --------------- ✌️Connect With Us ✌️ ------------- Join our slack community: https://go.mlops.community/slack Follow us on Twitter: @mlopscommunity Sign up for the next meetup: https://go.mlops.community/register  Connect with Demetrios on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dpbrinkm/ Connect with Vishnu on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vrachakonda/ Connect with Alex on LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/alex-chung-gsd Connect with Sri on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/srivathsancanchi/  Timestamps: [00:00] Introduction to Alex Chung and Srivathsan Canchi [01:36] Alex's background in tech [03:07] Srivathsan's background in tech [04:36] What is SGT? [05:53] 3 Categories of SGT            1. Education            2. Standardization            3. Orchestration   [07:00] Standardization is desirable [13:03] Perspective from both sides   [13:39] Profile breakdown of Standardization [17:20] Importance of Standardization in enterprise [21:02] Tooling sprawl [24:04] Standardizing the different interfaces between MLOps tools [31:54] mlctl [33:35] mlctl's future [38:38] How mlctl helps the workflow of Intuit [41:00] CIGS evolve the different spaces

Coffee Sessions #50 with Alex Chung and Srivathsan Canchi, Creating MLOps Standards. // Abstract With the explosion in tools and opinionated frameworks for machine learning, it's very hard to define standards and best practices for MLOps and ML platforms. Based on their building AWS SageMaker and Intuit's ML Platform respectively, Alex Chung and Srivathsan Canchi talk with Demetrios and Vishnu about their experience navigating "tooling sprawl". They discuss their efforts to solve this problem organizationally with Social Good Technologies and technically with mlctl, the control plane for MLOps. // Bio Alex Chung Alex is a former Senior Product Manager at AWS Sagemaker and an ML Data Strategy and Ops lead at Facebook. He's passionate about the interoperability of MLOps tooling for enterprises as an avenue to accelerate the industry. Srivathsan Canchi Srivathsan leads the machine learning platform engineering team at Intuit. The ML platform includes real-time distributed featurization, scoring, and feedback loops. He has a breadth of experience building high scale mission-critical platforms. Srivathsan also has extensive experience with K8s at Intuit and previously at eBay, where his team was responsible for building a PaaS on top of K8s and OpenStack. --------------- ✌️Connect With Us ✌️ ------------- Join our slack community: https://go.mlops.community/slack Follow us on Twitter: @mlopscommunity Sign up for the next meetup: https://go.mlops.community/register Connect with Demetrios on LinkedIn: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/dpbrinkm/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/dpbrinkm/</a> Connect with Vishnu on LinkedIn: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/vrachakonda/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/vrachakonda/</a> Connect with Alex on LinkedIn: <a href="https://linkedin.com/in/alex-chung-gsd" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://linkedin.com/in/alex-chung-gsd</a> Connect with Sri on LinkedIn: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/srivathsancanchi/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/srivathsancanchi/</a> Timestamps: [00:00] Introduction to Alex Chung and Srivathsan Canchi [01:36] Alex's background in tech [03:07] Srivathsan's background in tech [04:36] What is SGT? [05:53] 3 Categories of SGT            1. Education            2. Standardization            3. Orchestration   [07:00] Standardization is desirable [13:03] Perspective from both sides   [13:39] Profile breakdown of Standardization [17:20] Importance of Standardization in enterprise [21:02] Tooling sprawl [24:04] Standardizing the different interfaces between MLOps tools [31:54] mlctl [33:35] mlctl's future [38:38] How mlctl helps the workflow of Intuit [41:00] CIGS evolve the different spaces

Creating MLOps Standards // Alex Chung and Srivathsan Canchi // MLOps Coffee Sessions #50

Bill Chen

Bill: UWM工業工程碩士、中原大學雙聯碩士 Calvin: UWM國際研究系&amp;日文系雙學士、高中移民美國 Alex: UWM電機碩士、中原大學雙聯碩士 Q1: 在UWM拿到什麼學位? 花了多少時間拿到學位? Q1-1: 在學位期間學了什麼? 或是參與了什麼研究與實習經驗? Q2: 為何當初決定來美國念碩士而非在台灣攻讀?為何選擇UWM? Q3: 最喜歡UWM帶給你的什麼? 最喜歡密爾瓦基的什麼? (例：人/事/物) Q4: 有計畫在美國還是回台灣找工作嗎? 基於甚麼原因做此決定? Q5: 會給考慮留學美國或是來UWM就讀的學生什麼建議?  ---   Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/li-chih-tsai/message

Bill: UWM工業工程碩士、中原大學雙聯碩士 Calvin: UWM國際研究系&amp;日文系雙學士、高中移民美國 Alex: UWM電機碩士、中原大學雙聯碩士 Q1: 在UWM拿到什麼學位? 花了多少時間拿到學位? Q1-1: 在學位期間學了什麼? 或是參與了什麼研究與實習經驗? Q2: 為何當初決定來美國念碩士而非在台灣攻讀?為何選擇UWM? Q3: 最喜歡UWM帶給你的什麼? 最喜歡密爾瓦基的什麼? (例：人/事/物) Q4: 有計畫在美國還是回台灣找工作嗎? 基於甚麼原因做此決定? Q5: 會給考慮留學美國或是來UWM就讀的學生什麼建議? --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/li-chih-tsai/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/li-chih-tsai/message</a>

S1E2 Bill Chen, Alex Chung, Calvin Tung | 美國工業工程、電機研究所、國際研究系與日文系

Leon Lee

ALEX CHUNG  &amp; LEON LEE - Founders of Stryde, an innovative fitness app that uses in-game currency to motivate people to get moving.  Stryde co-founders Leon Lee and Alex Chung have created an innovative fitness app that uses in-game currency to motivate people to get moving. Here’s how they did it. Leon Lee and Alex Chung bonded over a mutual love for health and fitness that eventually led them to create Stryde in 2017 – an innovative goal-betting mobile app for fitness enthusiasts. As the first of its kind, the app is a modern reinvention of peer-to-peer accountability in a game-like simulation. It works by having the user’s fitness goals publicly logged and then betted on by others through Stryde’s own in-app currency. Hard-earned points can then be accumulated and exchanged for real-life goodies like CircleDNA, MuscleXP Vitamins, and Nike sport shirts, providing a strong incentive on both ends to stay motivated in achieving their fitness goals. As respective biotechnology and marketing graduates, Leon and Alex’s startup journey within the notoriously difficult tech space was not without its hurdles. They’ve come together to share their personal journey – and how they succeeded in spite of the challenges they faced. LEON LEE https://www.instagram.com/leoninhk/ As the head of UX, product development, and administration, Leon leads the team with tasks such as product development iteration processes and usability tests. He was also the head of product of an HK Science Park incubated mobile app startup previously, he has had the experience of overseeing UX engineers, developers, and UI designers throughout the mobile app development process. He graduated from Imperial College London with a degree in Biotechnology and Management. ALEX CHUNG  https://www.instagram.com/achung6/ As the head of marketing, branding, and business development, Alex works closely with the STRYDE Athletes and partnered brands and companies. As a certified personal trainer, Alex also leverages his network of fitness professionals to help validate the goal-setting and verification processes of the platform. Alex has worked in marketing and PR for a number of years and it is during this time that he developed close relationships with editors and influencers. Some of the brands Alex has worked with include The Edrington Group, Ports 1961, Roger Dubuis, and more. https://www.stryde-app.com/app-features https://www.facebook.com/StrydeApp-200987174178320/ https://www.instagram.com/stryde.app/ https://twitter.com/StrydeApp

ALEX CHUNG  &amp; LEON LEE - Founders of Stryde, an innovative fitness app that uses in-game currency to motivate people to get moving.  Stryde co-founders Leon Lee and Alex Chung have created an innovative fitness app that uses in-game currency to motivate people to get moving. Here’s how they did it. Leon Lee and Alex Chung bonded over a mutual love for health and fitness that eventually led them to create Stryde in 2017 – an innovative goal-betting mobile app for fitness enthusiasts. As the first of its kind, the app is a modern reinvention of peer-to-peer accountability in a game-like simulation. It works by having the user’s fitness goals publicly logged and then betted on by others through Stryde’s own in-app currency. Hard-earned points can then be accumulated and exchanged for real-life goodies like CircleDNA, MuscleXP Vitamins, and Nike sport shirts, providing a strong incentive on both ends to stay motivated in achieving their fitness goals. As respective biotechnology and marketing graduates, Leon and Alex’s startup journey within the notoriously difficult tech space was not without its hurdles. They’ve come together to share their personal journey – and how they succeeded in spite of the challenges they faced. LEON LEE <a href="https://www.instagram.com/leoninhk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/leoninhk/</a> As the head of UX, product development, and administration, Leon leads the team with tasks such as product development iteration processes and usability tests. He was also the head of product of an HK Science Park incubated mobile app startup previously, he has had the experience of overseeing UX engineers, developers, and UI designers throughout the mobile app development process. He graduated from Imperial College London with a degree in Biotechnology and Management. ALEX CHUNG  <a href="https://www.instagram.com/achung6/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/achung6/</a> As the head of marketing, branding, and business development, Alex works closely with the STRYDE Athletes and partnered brands and companies. As a certified personal trainer, Alex also leverages his network of fitness professionals to help validate the goal-setting and verification processes of the platform. Alex has worked in marketing and PR for a number of years and it is during this time that he developed close relationships with editors and influencers. Some of the brands Alex has worked with include The Edrington Group, Ports 1961, Roger Dubuis, and more. <a href="https://www.stryde-app.com/app-features" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.stryde-app.com/app-features</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/StrydeApp-200987174178320/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/StrydeApp-200987174178320/</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/stryde.app/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/stryde.app/</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/StrydeApp" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/StrydeApp</a>

#012 Alex Chung & Lee "TO EMPOWER AND RECOGNIZE with Founders of Stryde, an innovative fitness app."

Alex is the founder and CEO of Giphy, the people who bring you all the GIFs. He was named Business Insider’s Top 25 most influential technologists in New York, Fast Company’s most creative people in business, Ad Age’s 50 most creative people of 2016, and has degrees in philosophy, computer engineering, and graphic design. — Recorded live at the global event in Cardigan, west Wales in 2017. Watch Alex's full talk here: www.thedolectures.com/talks/alex-chung-i-make-ideas--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/do-lectures/message

Alex is the founder and CEO of Giphy, the people who bring you all the GIFs. He was named Business Insider’s Top 25 most influential technologists in New York, Fast Company’s most creative people in business, Ad Age’s 50 most creative people of 2016, and has degrees in philosophy, computer engineering, and graphic design. — Recorded live at the global event in Cardigan, west Wales in 2017. Watch Alex's full talk here: <a href="https://www.thedolectures.com/talks/alex-chung-i-make-ideas" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.thedolectures.com/talks/alex-chung-i-make-ideas</a>--- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/do-lectures/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/do-lectures/message</a>

Alex Chung | I Make Ideas

Our guest today is Alex Chung, co-founder and CEO of Giphy. You may already be familiar with Giphy: It’s an online search engine like Google, but for animated GIFs. And seeing as how they currently serve 500 million users around the globe every day, chances are you may even be an avid user of the platform.  I really enjoyed talking to Alex and picking his brain, and that’s largely because while Giphy is such an internationally acclaimed tech company, Alex is very down-to-earth. He genuinely thinks of himself as a part of the startup community, and doesn’t shy away from networking with other founders, offering help and advice.  The story of how Giphy grew to where it is now is almost like a textbook example of how to make it in the digital era. The founders saw a gap in the market — more specifically, the fact that the #1 search engine Google hasn’t indexed animated GIFs yet — so they set out to build their own platform to solve the problem, while having fun along the way. They then focused on populating the site with quality content, growing their user base, raising several rounds of funding, building out the revenue systems, and even acquiring a few other startups. And now they are continuing to grow the business, and on a global scale at that.  It’s interesting to note that Giphy isn’t Alex’s first startup. During our chat, he likens building startup companies to making music records. If this one fails, learn from your mistakes, move on, and make another one.  People like Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg are extremely rare examples of successful first-time founders. For a much more realistic case that involves a lot of trial and error, I think Alex is a great role model.  When I talked to Alex during our remote interview, there was a 12-hour time difference between us. As we were chatting, I couldn’t help but be amazed by how technology was making it possible.  Unlike traditional product prototyping, the cost associated with building digital products these days is virtually negligible. Plus, there are a ton of tools out there to help with the process. Even hardware prototyping is so much more affordable now, thanks to 3D-printing and other cutting-edge technologies.  Do you have a product idea that you think will help make the world a better place? Have you taken the plunge to start building it yet? What’s stopping you from going forward? Nothing, I hope.  -----------------------------------------  Giphy's website: https://giphy.com/ Our website: https://buildbuilds.com/ Alex's Email: alex@giphy.com Kathy's Twitter: @kathybuilds  ---   This episode is sponsored by  · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

Our guest today is Alex Chung, co-founder and CEO of Giphy. You may already be familiar with Giphy: It’s an online search engine like Google, but for animated GIFs. And seeing as how they currently serve 500 million users around the globe every day, chances are you may even be an avid user of the platform. I really enjoyed talking to Alex and picking his brain, and that’s largely because while Giphy is such an internationally acclaimed tech company, Alex is very down-to-earth. He genuinely thinks of himself as a part of the startup community, and doesn’t shy away from networking with other founders, offering help and advice. The story of how Giphy grew to where it is now is almost like a textbook example of how to make it in the digital era. The founders saw a gap in the market — more specifically, the fact that the #1 search engine Google hasn’t indexed animated GIFs yet — so they set out to build their own platform to solve the problem, while having fun along the way. They then focused on populating the site with quality content, growing their user base, raising several rounds of funding, building out the revenue systems, and even acquiring a few other startups. And now they are continuing to grow the business, and on a global scale at that. It’s interesting to note that Giphy isn’t Alex’s first startup. During our chat, he likens building startup companies to making music records. If this one fails, learn from your mistakes, move on, and make another one. People like Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg are extremely rare examples of successful first-time founders. For a much more realistic case that involves a lot of trial and error, I think Alex is a great role model. When I talked to Alex during our remote interview, there was a 12-hour time difference between us. As we were chatting, I couldn’t help but be amazed by how technology was making it possible. Unlike traditional product prototyping, the cost associated with building digital products these days is virtually negligible. Plus, there are a ton of tools out there to help with the process. Even hardware prototyping is so much more affordable now, thanks to 3D-printing and other cutting-edge technologies. Do you have a product idea that you think will help make the world a better place? Have you taken the plunge to start building it yet? What’s stopping you from going forward? Nothing, I hope. ----------------------------------------- Giphy's website: <a href="https://giphy.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://giphy.com/</a> Our website: <a href="https://buildbuilds.com/" rel="ugc nofollow" target="_blank">https://buildbuilds.com/</a> Alex's Email: alex@giphy.com Kathy's Twitter: @kathybuilds --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

Episode 2: Giphy CEO Alex Chung Interview

Alex Chung, founder of Giphy, talks about the intersection of art, experimentation and technology. He also talks about his favorite street in New York City, the evolution of language and culture and the benefits of working with your friends.

Alex Chung, founder of Giphy, talks about the intersection of art, experimentation and technology. He also talks about his favorite street in New York City, the evolution of language and culture and the benefits of working with your friends.