- Learn about FME, the no-code solution that integrates all your data seamlessly. Discover why FME is the go-to choice for the transformation, manipulation, and integration of spatial data.
- Overview
- Deployment
- Solutions
- Demos
- Downloads
- FME is used around the world and across industries, bringing life to data every day. Explore the industries, organizations and integrations powered by FME.
- Overview
- Data Types
- Integrations
- Industries
- Customer Stories
- A subscription model that’s as dynamic as your business. We don’t just set prices – we craft them to fit your needs today, and tomorrow.
- Overview
- Charitable Licenses
- Our partners are a global network of FME experts, dedicated to making spatial data accessible, useful and powerful. Each partner brings a unique blend of skills and innovation to the table.
- Overview
- Find a Partner
- Become a Partner
- For us, security isn’t just a feature – it’s a founding principle. We work tirelessly to maintain the highest possible security standards. Empowered clients, protected data.
- Overview
- Vulnerability Disclosure Policy
- Master the FME platform and connect with our global FME community. Explore our extensive library of resources to start your data integration journey.
- Overview
- FME Academy
- FME and Partner Accelerators
- Product Blog
- FME Hub
- Presentations
- Webinars
- Help and Support

Get Started

FME Resources Presentations Remember AM/FM?

Remember AM/FM?

Date

Tuesday, April 12, 2016

Presenters

Renato Salvaleon

Co-Presenters

Ron Crenshaw

Presenter Company

Alabama Power Company

City

Atlanta

Location

Event

FME World Tour 2016

Session Type

User

Industry

Utilities

Presentation Details

A team of FME enthusiasts from Alabama Power Distribution will highlight several usage of FME desktop that help improve data workflows, deliver business results and boost user confidence in GIS deliverables. Topics will cover: pole inspection workflow, data conversion & automated mapping and parcel data. Highlights will include CAD-GIS translations, use of Avenza MapPublisher, Opendata (Soda), and geospatial pdf maps.