Tensing, leading specialist in spatial data in the utility sectorĪs one of the leading geographic information systems (GIS) and data integration consulting companies, Tensing has accumulated a great amount of knowledge and experience about data services in the utility industry. In addition, some of Tensing's utility customers endorsed their FME expertise and Tensing had to demonstrate its substantial contribution to utility data events. Tensing passed Safe Software's audit by providing proof in the form of FME reference cases in the utility industry. Only when a partner meets all sector criteria, the partner will be included in the Partner Expertise Programme of Safe Software. The Expert Partner designation is an acknowledgement of proven FME knowledge and expertise within a specific sector, in this case the utility sector, and comes after an extensive audit by Safe Software. The fact that Tensing is now the only organization in Europe that holds both the title "FME Utility Industry Expert Partner" and "Esri Utility Network Specialty" makes it extra special. With this recognition Tensing now belongs to a very select group of organizations worldwide that are allowed to use the title FME Utility Industry Expert Partner.
FME is the data integration platform with the best support for spatial data, enabling the connection and transformation of data between hundreds of systems. This title is awarded by Safe Software, the developer of FME, only to partners with a proven track record in supporting utilities in the field of data integration. 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ - Tensing is officially recognized as FME Utility Industry Expert Partner. Graphic Technologies, Inc.AMSTERDAM, Dec. Format NameĬanadian Council on Geomatics Interchange Format (CCOGIF)
doesn’t use up an Esri license too when only using FME Desktop)Ībility to run multiple versions of FME / ArcGIS Data Interoperability on the same machineĮnglish (+ localized into Japanese, German, French, Spanish, and Chinese)Ĭompared to the FME Desktop Database Edition ( see all editions of FME Desktop), ArcGIS Data Interoperability is missing the following readers/writers. Direct read into ArcCatalog, ArcMap, ArcSceneĪbility to publish to FME Server and FME Cloud for enterprise automation (scheduling, automations, etc.)Īccess to FME Hub (hundreds of additional transformers, web connections, templates, and more)Ībility to use most up-to-date version (ArcGIS Data Interoperability is typically based on a prior release of FME) - see the current version here.Īccess to the stream of FME beta releases
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