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Davis Vision has been providing comprehensive vision care benefits for over 50 years. Access to better vision begins with having the qualified eye care professionals in our network, which helps us to ensure our members can find cost-effective care, and a variety of styles.

We extend quality vision care to individuals and families whose employers do not offer coverage through their benefits programs. Coverage is also available to those who are self-employed or are not currently working. This coverage is offered through our sister product: Superior Vision.

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For decades, Superior Vision has been providing comprehensive vision care benefits to millions of Americans. Access to better vision begins with having qualified eye care professionals in our network. That way, members have plenty of choice in where they receive care while remaining cost-effective.

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On the SAFe Big Picture, solution vision resides on the spanning palette. This reflects that a compelling solution vision guides and inspires individuals and teams throughout the organization, regardless of the SAFe configuration. The solution vision paints a vivid picture of the future, capturing the imagination and engagement of people while providing clear boundaries and context for the solution being built. It enables individuals to see that change is coming and envision themselves, customers, and stakeholders in that future. This clarity fosters a bias for action, facilitates trade-offs, and leads to prompt decisions rooted in a shared understanding of desired outcomes. Consequently, it empowers people and teams to operate in unison while preserving their ability to execute autonomously.

During development, solution goals, metrics, and the Design Thinking process will refine the understanding of the solution in accordance with these four attributes. This iterative approach provides context to create a more effective solution and business model. The solution vision must evolve as organizations learn more about customers and their needs.

Solution intent ensures that a solution aligns with the intended needs of the target audience, which often includes adherence to compliance requirements. Teams leverage solution intent to explicitly capture and acknowledge these requirements rather than relying on assumptions or informal discussions. Solution intent is a vehicle for managing these and other requirements, specifications, traceability, and implementation detail, where that detail is required to realize the solution vision.

Solution intent is not exclusive to large systems like aircraft and MRI machines. Even when building systems of smaller scope, such as websites and mobile apps, there are usually design considerations that must be made explicit. For example, strict requirements related to cybersecurity, data privacy, interoperability, event logging, system performance, corporate branding, and so on may be critical to realizing the solution vision.

Backlogs are the actionable expression of the solution vision. The vision and the solution intent inform the work to be done to deliver the desired outcomes. This work appears as a dynamic list in the various backlogs, including Team Backlogs, ART Backlogs, and Solution Train Backlogs. These backlogs are decentralized and evolve as more information is learned and customer needs become more apparent. Backlogs are developed through close collaboration among stakeholders, including customers, Business Owners, System Architects, Solution Architects, Release Train Engineers, Solution Train Engineers, and the teams themselves.

Product Owners, Product Managers, and Solution Managers help their respective teams and ARTs maintain alignment between their backlogs and the solution vision. They continuously refine and prioritize the backlogs, ensuring the most valuable items are ready for implementation. Teams and ARTs work on the priority Stories, Features, and Capabilities in their backlog to implement the functionality incrementally, delivering a continuous flow of value in pursuit of the solution vision.

Everyone in the value stream must do their part to achieve a shared solution vision. Leaders and team members must consistently align with the guiding solution vision and remain undeterred by inevitable distractions.

A clear solution vision captures the hearts of people, providing them with the purpose and motivation to drive toward the envisioned future state. It also offers a clear rationale and a forward path, as outlined in the solution purpose, solution intent, and backlogs. Equipped with this information, teams, ARTs, and leaders have the necessary guidance to deliver desirable, viable, feasible, and sustainable solutions. These solutions, in turn, generate continuous value for the enterprise and its customers.

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At Allied Vision, we help people achieve their goals with digital cameras for computer vision. This technology opens up a range of new possibilities for businesses throughout a broad spectrum of industries. Originally built with the needs of manufacturers in mind, our camera portfolio now extends to a wide variety of sectors including science and research, medical imaging, traffic monitoring, and sports analytics.

Viewing a computer or digital screen often makes the eyes work harder. As a result, the unique characteristics and high visual demands of computer and digital screen viewing make many individuals susceptible to the development of vision-related symptoms. Uncorrected vision problems can increase the severity of computer vision syndrome (CVS) or digital eyestrain symptoms. Viewing a computer or digital screen is different than reading a printed page. Often the letters on the computer or handheld device are not as precise or sharply defined, the level of contrast of the letters to the background is reduced, and the presence of glare and reflections on the screen may make viewing difficult.

Viewing distances and angles used for this type of work are also often different from those commonly used for other reading or writing tasks. As a result, the eye focusing and eye movement requirements for digital screen viewing can place additional demands on the visual system. In addition, the presence of even minor vision problems can often significantly affect comfort and performance at a computer or while using other digital screen devices. Uncorrected or under corrected vision problems can be major contributing factors to computer-related eyestrain. Even people who have an eyeglass or contact lens prescription may find it's not suitable for the specific viewing distances of their computer screen. Some people tilt their heads at odd angles because their glasses aren't designed for looking at a computer or they bend toward the screen in order to see it clearly. Their postures can result in muscle spasms or pain in the neck, shoulder or back.

The extent to which individuals experience visual symptoms often depends on the level of their visual abilities and the amount of time spent looking at a digital screen. Uncorrected vision problems like farsightedness and astigmatism, inadequate eye focusing or eye coordination abilities, and aging changes of the eyes, such as presbyopia, can all contribute to the development of visual symptoms when using a computer or digital screen device.

Many of the visual symptoms experienced by users are only temporary and will decline after stopping computer work or use of the digital device. However, some individuals may experience continued reduced visual abilities, such as blurred distance vision, even after stopping work at a computer. If nothing is done to address the cause of the problem, the symptoms will continue to recur and perhaps worsen with future digital screen use.

In some cases, individuals who do not require the use of eyeglasses for other daily activities may benefit from glasses prescribed specifically for computer use. In addition, persons already wearing glasses may find their current prescription does not provide optimal vision for viewing a computer.

Prevention or reduction of the vision problems associated with CVS or digital eyestrain involves taking steps to control lighting and glare on the device screen, establishing proper working distances and posture for screen viewing and assuring that even minor vision problems are properly corrected.

Note: When using insurance benefits for vision correction or eye care, you can use benefits offered through State of Texas Vision OR the benefits available through your health plan. Benefits cannot be combined.

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Since his conception, the character has been adapted into several forms of media outside comics. Paul Bettany plays Vision in the Marvel Cinematic Universe films Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015), Captain America: Civil War (2016), and Avengers: Infinity War (2018), the television miniseries WandaVision (2021), and the animated series What If...? (2021).

Ultron sends his son to Avengers Mansion. Wasp witnesses the android float through the mansion and is startled, describing the intruder as a ghostly "vision." After battling and studying the Avengers, the android concludes they are good people whereas Ultron is corrupt. Taking the name Vision, the android aids the Avengers and turns against Ultron.[2] The Avengers learn how Ultron created him and that he is arguably alive, his programming based on mimicking a human mind. Due to his mixture of robotics and synthetic organs, Hank Pym later remarks it would be more accurate to call Vision a "synthezoid." Seeing him as a person, and because of the team's past successes with recruiting former villains and criminals wishing to atone for past actions, the Avengers welcome the android to the team. Overwhelmed by this act of acceptance from the group, Vision immediately excuses himself and weeps.[17] An alternate account of the Vision's origin includes Wasp explaining that starting a new life and finding a new identity can involve imagining "a vision" of the person you aspire to be and then trying to reach it. Affected by these words, this becomes why the android chooses his name.[18] Yet another account suggests that the name came from a memory of Horton's prototype, a robot he created before perfecting the original Human Torch. This prototype had been nicknamed "the vision of tomorrow."[19] 17dc91bb1f