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Create a remote device management application using the Axilio Python SDK. This application will allow users to manage workflows, monitor run statuses, control connected devices remotely, and track their usage. Here’s a step-by-step guide on what your application should include:

1. **User Authentication**: Implement user authentication to ensure secure access to the device management functionalities. Users should be able to log in and out.
2. **Device List Management**: Allow users to view, add, update, and delete devices in their network. Each device entry should include details like device ID, type, status, and last checked-in time.
3. **Workflow Management**: Enable users to create, edit, and delete workflows. Workflows should be executable sequences of commands designed to perform specific tasks on the devices.
4. **Run Monitoring**: Provide functionality for users to start, stop, and monitor the status of workflow runs. Include real-time updates on the progress of each run.
5. **Remote Device Control**: Integrate features that let users send commands to devices directly from the app, such as turning them on/off, changing settings, etc.
6. **Usage Tracking**: Track and display the usage statistics of each device, including uptime, downtime, and any errors encountered during operations.
7. **Notifications**: Set up notifications for critical events like workflow completion, device failure, or system alerts.
8. **User Interface**: Design a clean and intuitive UI that allows easy navigation through these functionalities.

To achieve these goals, you will heavily utilize the Axilio Python SDK. Specifically, use its methods for authenticating users, managing devices and workflows, monitoring run statuses, sending commands, and tracking usage data. Ensure that all interactions with the Axilio API are handled securely and efficiently.