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Cityflow
All-in-one asset management solution for cities
id="app-details-left"> Homepage (Sabih speaking) Inspiration On the fateful day of June 12, 2025, Sabih talked with the Public Works Director of the City of Evans, Colorado. It is a small city with a population of just 20k, and his role was to oversee the roads, water lines, utility poles, etc. In that call, Mr.Bereskie explained the various problems his department had with the current asset management software they used. When Sabih first asked him about their tech stack, the first words out of the director's mouth was "this is a sore point". He mentioned missing features that they had to…
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