Yotta has won a two-year contract to deliver its flagship connected asset management software solution, Alloy, and supporting services to Bury Metropolitan Borough Council. The council plans to use Alloy to help manage the reactive maintenance of its highway networks and street lighting assets, enabling them to inspect and fix potholes and street lights more efficiently.
Deconstructing Digital Episode 20: From Potholes to Performance
How do you transform one of England’s most rural and complex highway networks into a high-performing, data-driven, digitally connected service? In this ...
Webinar recap: turning strategy into delivery with connected asset management
On 8th July, we brought together experts from the Causeway for Highways team to explore how CausewayOne Asset Management and Causeway Horizons are enabling ...
Causeway for Highways: turning strategy into delivery with connected asset management
Potholes may be the headline, but the real challenge lies deeper. This webinar explores how local authorities can shift from reactive repairs to strategic, ...