SEH and Vialytics Partner to Enhance Road Management with AI

Mar 26, 2025
Short Elliott Hendrickson Inc. (SEH) has announced a strategic partnership with Vialytics Americas Inc. to integrate AI technology into road infrastructure management, according to a press release.
SEH and Vialytics Partner to Enhance Road Management with AI

Short Elliott Hendrickson Inc. (SEH) has announced a strategic partnership with Vialytics Americas Inc. to integrate AI technology into road infrastructure management, announced in a press release. This collaboration aims to combine SEH's engineering expertise with Vialytics' AI-powered road management systems to provide municipalities with innovative solutions for road assessment and maintenance.

Vialytics' system automates data collection and analysis, offering real-time insights into road conditions. By integrating this technology with SEH's comprehensive engineering services, the partnership seeks to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of infrastructure management. This initiative is expected to improve road safety and optimize maintenance strategies for communities.

Cuneyt Feizoulof, Chief Strategy & Marketing Officer at SEH, emphasized the importance of this collaboration in providing clients with advanced technology insights. Andy Kozma, President of Vialytics Americas, expressed excitement about entering the market in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and beyond, highlighting the potential for smarter, safer, and more sustainable communities through data-driven decisions.

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