Web-Based Network Management Software for utilities
Access your utility network data both online and offline
Capture your utility network infrastructure with the highest data quality
Simulate network effects and plan your utility infrastructure
Provide buried utility network infrastructure maps and manage locates requests
Organize maintenance tasks for equipment to ensure operational safety
Keep your GIS and SAP perfectly in sync
Build and configure powerful Online GIS applications without writing a line of code
Empower your ArcGIS with granular access permissions
Build better applications based on near real-time data analysis
Do more by integrating Toolkit, Workflow, Printing and Reporting into ArcGIS Pro
Transform your linear referenced data into dynamic charts
Streamline ArcGIS item management with powerful tools
Sophisticated mobile GIS applications to empower your field workers, even when offline
Create high-resolution map outputs with flexible print templates
Deliver key information to the right people with configurable GIS reports
Lightning-fast search capabilities to enable your users to find the data they need quickly and efficiently
Deliver cutting-edge Web GIS applications
Build powerful GIS workflows that solve complex business challenges
Empowering efficient, data-driven facility and asset management
Property Management Software for Ultimate Transparency and Control
Smart Energy Management Software: Reduce Energy Consumption. Maximize Control.
Green Space Management and Tree Inventory Software for optimal Maintenance, Safety, and Compliance
CMMS Software for Optimal Performance, Safety, and Compliance
Simplify property and real estate management for smarter decisions
Full-stack network inventory software for telecom operators
Model all layers of your telecommunications network with VertiGIS ConnectMaster
View all network assets at the click of a button with ConnectMaster
Seamless view across all network layers with ConnectMaster
Process-oriented, automated network planning with ConnectMaster
Enhance network operations with ConnectMaster’s efficiency tools
Access your network data from anywhere with ConnectMaster
Integrate OSS and BSS with ConnectMaster
Software for telecommunications network operators
Streamline access to unified network information
Unified fiber and copper network design and management
Collaborate, integrate, and visualize
Comprehensive Fiber/Copper Network Lifecycle

This course provides an introduction to FME Flow and teaches attendees how to elevate their workflows with the power of this Web Platform Solution. Attendees will learn how to navigate the client-server relationship between FME Form and FME Flow, manage their data through FME Flow, automate workflows with schedules and event-based triggers and create self-service portals.

Recommended Prerequisites: FME Form – Beginner

Course Delivery Time: 2 Days

This course is broken into the following chapters:

Introduction to FME Flow

This chapter provides an introduction to FME Flow and its capabilities. Attendees will learn about the components that comprise the software, how to navigate the web interface and start publishing and running workspaces:

  • What is FME Flow?
    • FME Flow Roles
    • FME Flow Components
    • FME Form and FME Flow
  • Publishing Workspaces
    • Connecting to FME Flow
  • Web Interface Basics
  • Running a Workspace
    • Jobs
  • Version Control
  • Item Sharing

Data Management in FME Flow

An important part of your workflow is the source data required to run it. In this chapter, attendees will learn how make the required resources for their workflows available to FME Flow:

  • Publishing Data
  • Web Connections
  • Database Connections
  • Temporary Uploads
  • Resource Filesystem
    • Resource Filesystem Parameters
  • Projects
  • Deployment Parameters

Automation with FME Flow

The most powerful aspect of FME Flow is the ability to automate and chain workflows as required. In this chapter, attendees will learn how to schedule workflows, define event-based triggers and configure actions in response to events.

  • Schedules
  • Automations
    • Automation Triggers
    • Automation Actions (Internal/External)
    • Protocols
    • JSON Message Handling
    • Automations Writer
    • Automation Logs
    • Topic Notification System
  • Streams
    • Workspace Design
    • Steam Configuration

Self-Serve with FME Flow

Putting the power in the users’ hands to specify and request their own data is an increasingly popular practice. This chapter teaches attendees how to configure their workflows for optimal use with self-service portals, and how to configure FME Flow to provide easy to access flows for users.

  • What is Self Service?
  • Parameters for Self Service
    • How to Structure the User Choice
    • Popular Self-Serve Parameters
  • FME Job Services
    • Job Submitter
    • Data Download
    • Data Streaming
  • FME Flow Apps

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