The Semantic Exchange: What is Semantics and Why Does it Matter?
Enterprise Knowledge is pleased to introduce a new webinar series, The Semantic Exchange. This session is number two of a five part series where we invite fellow practitioners to tune in and hear more about work we’ve published from the … Continue reading
Establishing a Scalable Knowledge Management Strategy and Solution Framework for a Leading Automotive Manufacturing Company: A Case Study
One of the top global leaders in automotive manufacturing faced significant challenges in managing and accessing critical knowledge across its diverse teams. The company engaged Enterprise Knowledge (EK) to conduct a Knowledge Management (KM) Strategy and solution implementation project plan after the failure of multiple KM initiatives. The engagement’s long-term goal is to establish a shared Knowledge Management System (KMS) to streamline access to crucial information, better leverage experts’ institutional knowledge and experience, and decrease new employees’ time to proficiency. Continue reading
The Semantic Exchange: Why Your Taxonomy Needs SKOS Webinar
Enterprise Knowledge is pleased to introduce a new webinar series, The Semantic Exchange. We’re kicking off a five part series where we invite fellow practitioners to tune in and hear more about work we’ve published from the authors themselves. In … Continue reading
Enterprise Knowledge Named to Inc.’s 2025 Best Workplaces List
Enterprise Knowledge (EK) is proud to announce it has been named to Inc.’s 2025 Best Workplaces list, honoring companies that have built exceptional workplaces and vibrant cultures that support their teams and businesses. This year’s list, featured on Inc.com, is … Continue reading
Honda Honors Enterprise Knowledge for Outstanding Performance
Honda honored Enterprise Knowledge (EK) for outstanding performance during the past year. Honda recognized a total of only 33 suppliers that provide indirect products and services to Honda manufacturing plants and business operations across North America. The awards were announced … Continue reading
EK Teaching Upcoming KM & AI Course with KMI
EK is partnering with the Knowledge Management Institute to present the two-day Certified Knowledge Specialist (CKS) course in Knowledge Management (KM) and Enterprise AI. The course will be hosted virtually on July 15th and 16th, 2025. The full course overview … Continue reading
Tesfaye and DeMay Speaking at Knowledge Summit Dublin 2025
Enterprise Knowledge’s Lulit Tesfaye, Partner and Vice President of Knowledge and Data Services, and Jess DeMay, Knowledge Management Consultant, will co-present a session titled “The Evolution of Knowledge Management & Organizational Roles: Integrating KM, Data Management, and Enterprise AI through … Continue reading
Enhancing Insurance Fraud Detection through Graph-Based Link Analysis
A national agency overseeing insurance claims engaged EK to advise on developing and implementing graph-based analytics to support fraud detection. EK applied key concepts such as knowledge graphs, graph-based link analysis for detecting potentially suspicious behavior, and the underlying technology architecture required to instantiate a fully functional solution at the agency to address client challenges. Continue reading
Semantic Layer Strategy for Linked Data Investigations
A government organization sought to more effectively exploit their breadth of data generated by investigation activity of criminal networks for comprehensive case building and threat trend analysis. EK engaged with the client to develop a strategy and product vision for their semantic solution, paired with foundational semantic data models for meaningful data categorization and linking, architecture designs and tool recommendations for integrating and leveraging graph data, and entitlements designs for adhering to complex security standards. Continue reading
Expertise Augmentation for Full Lifecycle AI/ML Operations
The current job market for these unique positions is dire, and delays in hiring can translate directly to delays in your projects. In-house skill gaps in AI technologies can be a formidable obstacle in your organization’s technical evolution, often blocking … Continue reading