Siemens, Asset Management Software, formerly Brightly Software, today announced Candi Robison as Chief Strategy Officer and Will Mathewson as Senior Vice President and Head of Services and Support. These appointments expand the company’s executive leadership team as it advances strategic priorities, scales global service delivery and helps organizations get more value from the assets their operations and communities depend on.
Robison brings nearly three decades of experience in enterprise asset management (EAM) and industrial SaaS, spanning competitive strategy, sales, business development, go-to-market positioning and AI-led product innovation. Most recently, she served as Vice President, EAM Strategy and Innovation at Ultimo, an IFS company. She previously held leadership roles at IBM Watson IoT and Cohesive. At Siemens, Candi will lead the strategy function, setting long-term priorities and ensuring the company remains focused on driving continued growth as the asset management market evolves.
“Asset management is entering a new era where organizations require more than visibility into their assets to make decisions and act on data,” said Candi Robison, Chief Strategy Officer at Siemens, Asset Management Software. “AI and connected intelligence make that possible, but the real value comes from the people who keep hospitals, schools, plants and cities running every day. Our job is to build solutions and give technicians, planners and maintenance leaders the data and insights to make their expertise go further. Siemens has deep industry knowledge and a proven foundation in asset management, and the opportunity is to build on that strength and extend it for our customers.”
Mathewson has been promoted to Senior Vice President and Head of Services and Support, expanding his leadership role within Asset Management Software. He most recently served as Vice President, Head of Global Services, Support and Sustainability, where he strengthened professional and managed services offerings, supported customer implementations and advanced how the company delivered service and support to global clients. Throughout his Siemens’ career, Mathewson led complex services and operations organizations, overseeing execution, financial performance, customer satisfaction, employee engagement and growth. In his new role, Mathewson will have global leadership responsibility for Services and Support, with a focus on scaling capabilities, improving cross-functional alignment and ensuring high-quality outcomes for customers.
“Our customers depend on reliable service and support to maximize their asset management investments, and my priority will be to strengthen how we deliver these services across the global business,” said Will Mathewson, Senior Vice President and Head of Services and Support at Siemens, Asset Management Software. “Strong operations, thoughtful service delivery, and customer focus are key to creating lasting impact, and I’m excited to continue my career with Siemens to help our customers optimize operations and maximize their investments for improved business performance.”
“As organizations face growing pressure to extend asset lifecycles and make smarter investment decisions, Asset Management Software is focused on bringing together the technology, expertise and services customers need to succeed,” said Don Kurelich, CEO and Head of Siemens, Asset Management Software. “Candi and Will bring deep industry insights, operational leadership, strong business judgment and a genuine focus on our customers and people. Their additions to our executive team will play an important role in executing our strategy and delivering value to customers.”
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About Siemens, Asset Management Software (formerly Brightly Software)
As a global leader in intelligent asset management, our intuitive cloud-based AI-empowered platform is expertly designed to improve capital planning through smarter, data-driven decision making, equip technicians to predict, prioritize and manage preventative maintenance activities, and support organizations to achieve operational resiliency, compliance and efficiency goals.
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