Peak of Data & AI Encore: Scalable Design & Infrastructure
Webinar Details
When your workflows need to scale across teams, systems, or infrastructure, thoughtful design is everything. In this final encore webinar, we bring together top sessions from the Peak of Data & AI that address how to build for the future: structured schemas, efficient architectures, and scalable systems: all powered by FME.
Talk 1: Unlocking FME Flow’s Potential: Architecture Design for Modern Enterprises
From small-scale setups to enterprise-level deployments, this session walks through key architectural decisions that impact performance, cost, and scalability. Learn how to build flexible infrastructure that grows with your organization.
Talk 2: Using FME and Excel to Develop Schemas and Generate GIS Feature Classes and Tables
See how Excel can bridge communication between GIS and non-GIS teams by visualizing and validating schema designs. With a few extra columns, the same Excel file becomes a blueprint for FME to generate feature classes and tables – speeding up collaboration and delivery.
Talk 3: Pixel Puzzler: Extracting Value From Images with Computer Vision and GenAI Techniques
Discover how to turn your growing archive of image data into structured, actionable insights. This session explores how FME integrates with computer vision and pre-trained ML models to automate tagging, connect unstructured imagery to CRM and DAM platforms, and tackle “dark data” at scale. Plus, you’ll see the “power of the prompt” in action through a fun Generative AI demo, all hosted on FME Flow.
Join us to sharpen your design skills and equip your organization for long-term success with FME.
Legacy Data is traditional and values the wisdom of the past. He’s the go-to for office lore and frequently reminisces about ‘the early days’. His fax number is still operational and his office shelves are filled with paper files, plus a floppy disk or two (or twenty). Find him by the water cooler solving a Rubik’s cube or recollecting on how things used to be done. Just don’t ask him to download your pdf or move to the cloud.