Enterprise UN vs FGDB

DLee

Bonjour,

Nous gérons un petit réseau électrique municipal en utilisant Utility Network (UN) Version 4 sur Enterprise Geodatabase 10.8. Sans plans immédiats de mise à niveau, j'ai réussi à créer une géodatabase de fichiers locale en utilisant un package d'actifs et UN Version 7. J'évalue maintenant s'il faut continuer le développement dans l'environnement Enterprise ou passer à la géodatabase de fichiers locale. Le principal avantage de l'Enterprise Utility Network est-il le support multi-utilisateurs, ou y a-t-il d'autres avantages significatifs ?

Merci !

GIS_kiwi4

@DLee - supporting multiple users is a one of the advantage of using Enterprise Geodatabase. 
Other advantages include - archiving, versioning, historical views. 

The key one in my opinion is being able to publish a UN service/services that can be used across the business - maps, apps, ExB, reporting etc. WebGIS is very important to us because not all people feel comfortable using ArcGIS Pro. We also use these services for automations and other ETL processes. 

But I understand that the organization size can be a slight limitation.
You can go down that localGDB route If you can somehow manage packaging of maps and sharing those with the users. Not sure if you are considering a "central" localgdb that all projects point to?

You will have to be able to co-ordinate edit sessions if you have multiple editors. 

You could possibly have a combination of localGDB and AGOL for webmaps without tracing, etc. 

It's not a simple answer unfortunately and depends on your use case and business goals. Happy to bounce ideas if required.