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OneVizion Launches Vera AI, Bringing Connected Operational Context to Infrastructure Teams
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OneVizion, Inc.
Embedded AI assistant gives users natural-language access to OneVizion data and helps them understand relationships, changes and risk across complex infrastructure programs

ATLANTA - Washingtoner -- OneVizion, the enterprise platform built to manage the world's most complex infrastructure programs, today announced the launch of Vera AI, OneVizion's embedded artificial intelligence assistant now available within the platform. Vera AI allows users to streamline their work by simply asking natural-language questions about their operational data, activity across connected records, and what deserves attention. Vera AI enables users to update records directly while maintaining an audit trail without reliance on time-intensive reports, dashboards, or manual record-by-record navigation.

Infrastructure programs generate enormous amounts of information across projects, sites, assets, milestones, schedules, vendors and workflows. The challenge is often not finding another data point. It is understanding how one change affects the rest of the program.

"Most infrastructure organizations do not have a shortage of data. They have a context problem," said Bradley Velotta, CEO of OneVizion. "A schedule changes. A permit slips. A dependency moves. OneVizion is focused on solutions that identify what that change means somewhere else in the program. Vera helps users interrogate those relationships using the operational data OneVizion already connects."

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AI Grounded in Connected Records

OneVizion was built to represent complex operational relationships rather than treat every project, asset or milestone as an isolated record. Vera AI uses that foundation to answer plain-language questions against OneVizion data and reason across connected records, helping teams move from an individual data point to the operational context surrounding it.

Users can ask questions such as which projects are falling behind, what changed within a program during a specific period, where information is missing or stale, how related records compare, or which areas of a portfolio warrant further investigation. Vera can also summarize activity, find records and support analysis across the structured operational information available to the user.

That distinction matters as conversational AI becomes commonplace. The value is not simply that a user can ask a question. It is that the answer can be grounded in the projects, records and relationships that OneVizion already manages.

Built for Enterprise Use

Vera AI operates inside the OneVizion environment and respects configured access controls and permissions. Users interact with information available to them within the same governed platform their teams already use to manage infrastructure work.

"Enterprise AI has to understand more than words," Velotta said. "It has to understand what the information represents, how it is connected, the process for which it is referenced, and who should be able to see it. Vera AI starts inside an operational environment where those relationships and controls already exist. As enterprise leaders seek to distill responsible AI tools from the noise of the current AI gold rush, we will continue to emphasize that Vera AI is a tool within OneVizion's purpose built responsible AI ecosystem."

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Vera AI is available now as part of OneVizion's continued investment in AI-assisted infrastructure operations. OneVizion will continue expanding AI capabilities around its connected data model, configurable workflows and enterprise controls as those capabilities mature.

Customers interested in Vera AI can contact their OneVizion representative for information about access and supported capabilities.

About OneVizion
OneVizion is the enterprise platform built to manage the world's most complex infrastructure programs. Its configurable architecture connects projects, assets, workflows, documents, financial information and operational data within a single environment, giving organizations the visibility and flexibility required to manage change at scale. OneVizion supports infrastructure-intensive organizations across telecommunications, utilities, energy, construction and other complex industries.

For more information, visit OneVizion.com

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Source: OneVizion, Inc.
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