GIS & Data Integration with ArcGIS and FME: Unleashing the Potential of Data-Driven Organizations

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The document discusses building a data-driven organization using FME and Esri's ArcGIS, highlighting the benefits of seamless GIS and ETL integration to overcome data hurdles. It covers the synergy between ArcGIS Pro and FME for efficient data solutions, including no-code web API calls and custom formats. Additionally, the document invites participants to explore resources for further learning and engagement within the FME community.

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Building a Data Driven
Organization with
FME & Esri

Felipe
Vera
Technical Director,
Integrations
Safe Software
Dale
Lutz
Co-Founder
Safe Software
Bruce
Harold
Product Manager
Esri

Agenda
1 Introduction
2 Safe & FME
3 Esri & ArcGIS need data integration
4 Demos with ArcGIS Data Interoperability
5 Summary & Resources
6 Q&A
Agenda

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ArcGIS Pro and FME
Fueling Data-Driven Innovation with Seamless Integration

Unleash the Power of
Data: Streamline GIS and
ETL Integration for
Superior Solutions

Overcome Data Hurdles:
UnleashYour Organization's Potential
Address common pain points to pave the way for data-driven excellence:
● Bridging Data Gaps
● Automating Efficiency
● Unlocking Insights
● Simplifying Complexity

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FME Flow Hosted
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FME Enterprise Integration Platform

Symbology
Pop-Ups
Scale
Dependency
Maps Model Tools
Why do ETL alongside your GIS
Result
Data Model Data that
supports
behaviors
Automation

Private ETL
Tool Share JSON
Using ArcGIS Enterprise Web Tools
Result
Remote web tool Talk a mutually
understood
format
FME+ArcGIS
Cooperation

3rd party
goodness
API Doc HTTP
Generic Web Integrations
Result
Read the API
documentation
Form-based
interaction
Web aware ETL

Known format
Basic ETL Custom
Custom Formats
Result
Uplift Persist ETL as
custom format
Share & re-use
smart format

Very Rich Data
Multipatch Designers Reformat
Sharing 3D Data
Result
External parties
not using ArcGIS
Save work in
selectable
formats
High ﬁdelity
sharing

Summary
● Integration Mastery ✅
Explored the synergy of ArcGIS Pro and FME for streamlined data workﬂows.
● Innovative Empowerment ✅
Delved into no-code web API calls and custom formats for robust, efficient data
solutions.
● Potential Unlocked ✅
Revealed the transformative power of data, laying the groundwork for a data-driven
future.

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