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Knowledge Portal Architecture Diagram

By Kate Erfle | Published November 14, 2023 | Full size is 1187 × 1468 pixels

This diagram displays how the components of a Knowledge Portal interact with one another. At the bottom of the diagram, there are various data repositories, content management systems, and other enterprise data stores. Content from these repositories will be indexed by the Enterprise Search Engine and categorized/tagged by the Taxonomy and Ontology Manager. The tagged/categorized content will be ingested into the Knowledge Graph where it can be associated and linked to more organizational knowledge. The search engine can also index content from the Knowledge Graph. Then the backend API layer exposes and serves this tagged, indexed content from the Search Engine and Knowledge Graph. The API layer can be leveraged by various existing or future client applications. For the Knowledge Portal specifically, the API Layer serves content to the Knowledge Portal Web UI, which ultimately provides the end user an Enterprise 360 view of their organization’s content and knowledge.

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