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Interesting blog post: the Journey of a GIS Manager

  • September 19, 2019
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Hello FME'ers,

I read this great blog post yesterday and wanted to share it with you. As you can see from the content, these folks do use FME in their geospatial infrastructure, and very effectively from what I have seen.

It's more about management than technical issues. The article talks about how, to be effective in the future it helps to understand your past. Their biggest problem seems to be keeping up with the rapid increase in demand for their services. I hope that's a problem we all share with them!

Anyway, I thought it was an interesting read. Feel free to post any thoughts you have on this topic.

Oh, and Happy Talk-Like-A-Pirate Day everyone!

Mark

FME Evangelist to the Rich and Famous!!
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    • mileslee
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    • September 20, 2019

    Interesting, actually what I can know from my side is that FME is becoming more and more popular not only in data processing automation, but also some functioning sectors, e.g it starts to replace some backend software apps...

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