Alex Aminian

Alex Aminian is President, CEO and Chairman of Decisyon. Under Alex’s leadership, Decisyon has aggressively pursued technology innovations that anticipate market demands for Industrial IoT solutions to accelerate digital transformation across global enterprises.

Alex is a passionate evangelist of Decisyon’s vison as a SaaS solution company focused on Smart Manufacturing applications and its LCNC visual platform, democratizing and accelerating time to market for business users. He has led the Decisyon team in delivering Decisyon App Composer™, the visual app development platform for rapidly creating market-leading Industry 4.0 solutions and expanding its manufacturing solutions portfolio.

By strategically deploying Decisyon’s products and human assets, Alex has enabled the company to penetrate the Manufacturing, Pharma, CPG, Energy, and Supply Chain verticals, and has reinforced customer value by shepherding Decisyon into partnerships with key mega vendors in the IIoT space including Schneider Electric, Microsoft, AWS, GE, HP and SAS.

Throughout his career, Alex has grown businesses organically and through strategic M&A’s focusing on their long-term success by strengthening client relationships, building top-performing teams, and architecting and commercializing scalable enterprise solutions. Prior to Decisyon, Alex served as President , CEO and board member of DAVID Corporation, an enterprise and SaaS solutions provider for the Insurance and Risk Management market. During his eight-year tenure there, he grew revenue six-fold and profit by over 300%. His 30+ years of diverse software and business experience includes leading and operating both high-tech startups and established data-driven corporations such as Oracle/Hyperion, Intergraph, Priceline and LexisNexis/Insurity.

Alex earned an undergraduate degree in Civil & Environmental Engineering from Utah State University, the MS in Civil Engineering from Louisiana State University, and completed Finance and Marketing Executive courses at the MIT Sloan School of Management and Harvard Business School.