Sean O'Boyle

Every infrastructure decision depends on data. Before anyone can say where to build, what to replace, or whether there is capacity to say yes, someone has to trust the asset data. First, Northern Ireland Water is absorbing new housing, industrial and healthcare development on a wastewater network already near capacity. When the network is full, development stops. Sean O'Boyle explains how FME keeps NI Water's asset data moving between systems, and how close to 2,000 staff and partners use it to judge capacity, target investment and harden the network. Next, daa is taking Dublin Airport from a passenger capacity of 32 million passengers a year to roughly 45 million by 2031. Thirteen million more people, the same footprint, thousands of new assets to install and maintain. Damien Garry explains how FME feeds the single unified view of that infrastructure. Two very different operators, one conclusion: the data you can reach sets the ceiling on how confidently you can grow. In this session you will learn how both got there with FME.