Consortech
Founded in 1989, Consortech is a leading consulting firm specializing in Geospatial Performance. We offer a full range of services, including GIS and FME governance, technology assessment, and ArcGIS and FME environment implementation. As Safe Software Partners, our team of GIS and IT experts boasts an impressive track record of successful implementations using a simple, well-structured approach designed to help geomatics leaders maximize the potential of their geospatial data.
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Partner Program Certified
Partner Type
VAR
Location(s)
- Brossard, Quebec, Canada
Training
Consortech's Safe Software-certified geomatic experts provide tailored training courses for users of all levels across various industries, helping them unlock their full potential and take their data integration skills to new heights.
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Customer Stories
Building a scalable water data system for Niagara’s 12 municipalities
Customer Stories
Real-time roadwork visibility with FME and Waze integration
Customer Stories
Improving community services in a Quebec municipality with FME
Customer Stories
Connecting residents and services in the GTA with a 311 portal
Customer Stories
The City of Peterborough saves hours of manual work by automating geocoding with FME
Blog
Why FME is the best tool for parcel data: 4 examples that prove it
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