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    Elsa Workflows

    Elsa Workflows

    A .NET Standard 2.0 Workflows Library

    Build workflows in code using the Workflow Builder API or as data using JSON syntax. Or use the workflow designer to design executable workflows visually. Elsa comes with a reusable dashboard component to manage workflows and activities. Run workflows from within your application using simple to use APIs. Start or resume workflows manually, or automatically by invoking triggers. Make it your own by extending the set of activities with your own. Implementing custom activities allows for...
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    Asset Management ProjectBuilder

    Asset Management ProjectBuilder

    Transportation Asset Management Project Builder

    ProjectBuilder (PB) is a web-based system originally designed and developed by Spy Pond Partners, LLC (SPP) for Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT). The purpose of the system is to help the stuff of the agency with creation and scheduling of maintenance and repair projects for transportation infrastructure. The system performs its task by grouping together the treatments prescribed independently by various sources, including PennDOT’s bridge and pavement asset management...
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