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OneVizion Appoints Zebra Technologies CIO Matt Ausman to Board of Directors
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OneVizion, Inc.
Appointment brings current enterprise technology leadership to OneVizion's Board as the company scales its platform for infrastructure-intensive industries

ATLANTA - Washingtoner -- OneVizion, the enterprise platform built to manage the world's most complex infrastructure programs, today announced the appointment of Matt Ausman to its Board of Directors.

Ausman brings more than two decades of enterprise technology leadership, including his current role as Chief Information Officer of Zebra Technologies and prior experience leading global IT for GE's field services and power businesses. He holds an MBA from Emory University's Goizueta Business School and a degree in computer engineering from the University of Florida, and currently serves on the board of Georgia FIRST Robotics.

"As a sitting enterprise CIO, Matt understands how technology gets evaluated, implemented, and governed—and what happens operationally when systems and field data aren't connected," said Bradley Velotta, Chief Executive Officer, OneVizion. "He complements our board's existing telecom, AI, software, and financial expertise, and will help us think more clearly about the technology decisions our customers are making in real time."

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As OneVizion continues to serve customers managing more than $100 billion in infrastructure assets globally, Ausman's addition strengthens the Board's ability to provide experienced technology oversight as the company scales.

"The scale changes, but the underlying problems don't," said Ausman. "OneVizion is built to close the gap between what leadership sees and what's actually happening in the field, and I'm glad to bring that perspective to the board."

Please join us in welcoming Matt Ausman to the OneVizion Board of Directors.

About OneVizion

OneVizion is an AI-enabled low-code enterprise workflow management platform designed to manage complex infrastructure programs across telecommunications, utilities, energy, and other asset-intensive industries. Built on Linked Record Architecture®, OneVizion enables organizations to centralize data, eliminate disconnected systems, and adapt to change without sacrificing scale or control. The platform serves as a single system of record for projects, assets, processes, and compliance—helping organizations execute with clarity, confidence, and speed.

Built to Adapt. Engineered to Scale. Ready for What's Next.

For more information, visit OneVizion.com.

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