We are thrilled to announce that our agenda is now available below. With over 100 sessions offered at the FME UC, there are plenty of learning opportunities on technical and business development topics across all industries and data types. You’ll learn from Safe experts, customers, and our partners. Please be advised the agenda is subject to change and can be found below.
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Wed, August 24 |
8:00am - 8:30am PDT (30min) Breakfast & Networking |
9:00am - 9:30am PDT (30min) Founders Welcome KeynoteDon MurrayCo-Founder Safe SoftwarespeakerDale LutzCo-Founder Safe Softwarespeaker |
9:30am - 10:30am PDT (1hr) Guest Keynote: Leadership: Becoming a Difference MakerRick Hansenspeaker |
11:00am - 11:40am PDT (40min) Founders Keynote: New Horizons at the Peak of Data IntegrationDon MurrayCo-Founder Safe SoftwarespeakerDale LutzCo-Founder Safe Softwarespeaker |
11:40am - 12:30pm PDT (50min) Guest Keynote: The Danger of Dirty Data!Susan WalshFounder/MD (Mistress of Data) The Classification Guru Ltd logospeaker |
12:30pm - 1:30pm PDT (1hr) Lunch |
12:30pm - 4:30pm PDT (4hr) Basecamp Open (Tech Support, Industry Solutions, Customer Testimonials & UX Booth) |
1:30pm - 1:55pm PDT (25min) Producing Apple IMDF Datasets with FMEThe conversion of a 2D floor plan into Apple’s indoor format IMDF can be challenging. The presentation shares the experiences and challenges in creating an indoor model from a CAD drawing of a hospital building. Using the FME process to automate some of the necessary work that otherwise would have been needed to be realized manually provides huge benefits in time and budget as in data quality. As a second approach shows the building of a campus viewer based on ArcGIS with workplace information and the integration with office applications. Benjamin QuestTechnical Sales con terra GmbHspeaker |
1:30pm - 1:55pm PDT (25min) Application Integration: A Key Component of YOUR Digital TransformationAsset and operations management software collect all sorts of data and information about your vehicles, equipment, facilities, and infrastructure - location, original purchase cost, current condition, and more! Coupled with preventative and emergency maintenance and predictive planning of your capital budget, the accumulated data is invaluable to your organization for analysis and reporting, as well as to let requestors know the current status of work-in-progress. But, this amazing software also requires a lot of care and feeding of curated data from your financial system, your customer service applications, sensor and SCADA networks, and your space management and GIS tools. How can you ensure that all systems are up-to-date with the latest data? And that all users have the data they need at their fingertips?
YOUR challenge now is that users’ expectations of their digital experiences at work are based on their experiences as consumers. You are using systems, like asset and operations management software, to simplify your line-of-business applications. Digital transformation of your business also implies the connection of data in various systems into cross-departmental workflows. You want to transform inefficiency into innovation and empower your teams to make decisions based on up-to-date information. BUT, your challenge to implement is that your users’ requirements are often vague – and loaded with high expectations. Your use cases are unclear – is there a clear business benefit to connect to other systems? The lack of clarity leads to RISK, which is characterized by higher costs and uncertainty in delivery for your system implementation or upgrades. Enter Application Integration… This talk will outline what Application Integration is, the various models for integrating your applications. We will introduce Integration Patterns that are more accessible now - even to smaller operators. And we will propose a process for integration and your realized outcome. Todd LewisFounder & CEO Spatial DNA Informatics Inc.speaker |
1:30pm - 1:42pm PDT (12min) Working with Partners' CRM DataAs a company, you may work with several partners. Here at Safe, we've been working on a project to gather Customer Management System (CRM) data from our Partners and consolidate it into our Partner Management System (PRM), Salesforce. The hurdle is, each partner may have a different CRM – meaning different systems, file exports, and ultimately different schemas. Using the FME Platform, Kailin and Kezia developed a process that reformats partner CRM data, validates, and submit records to a Salesforce endpoint. This project will help us have a holistic view of our sales prospects across the globe. Kailin OpaleychukTechnical Support Specialist I, FME Desktop Safe SoftwarespeakerKezia YuTechnical Support Specialist I, FME Server Safe Softwarespeaker |