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March 22nd 2019

Yotta Wins a 2 year contract with Bury Council

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Yotta Wins a 2 year contract with Bury Council

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.

Read the full announcement on Highways Today.
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