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Gaurav Vyas Appointed Chief Information Officer at SPAN Inspection Systems

Gaurav Vyas

SPAN Inspection Systems Pvt. Ltd. has appointed Gaurav Vyas as its Chief Information Officer (CIO), strengthening its leadership team as the company continues to advance its digital transformation and technology-driven business strategy.

A seasoned technology leader with extensive experience in IT management, cybersecurity, digital transformation, and enterprise technology, Gaurav joins SPAN Inspection Systems after a brief tenure as Associate Vice President at Rysun Labs. Prior to that, he served as Head of Information Technology at SPGPrints India (Stovec Industries Limited) and spent more than a decade in various technology leadership roles at Jekson Vision Pvt. Ltd..

In his new role, Gaurav will be responsible for shaping SPAN Inspection Systems’ technology vision, driving innovation, strengthening cybersecurity, and ensuring that digital initiatives align with the organization’s growth objectives. His expertise in infrastructure modernization, IT governance, cloud technologies, and operational excellence is expected to support the company’s next phase of expansion and transformation.

Gaurav is widely recognized for his ability to build resilient technology ecosystems and lead high-performing teams. An alumnus of the Indian Institute of Management Indore with a specialization in Cybersecurity, he has consistently championed technology-led business transformation and security-first strategies throughout his career.

With this appointment, SPAN Inspection Systems reinforces its commitment to leveraging technology as a key business enabler while enhancing operational efficiency, innovation, and customer value.

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