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Breaking Down Types of Knowledge Assets and Their Impact

In their blog “What is Knowledge Asset?”, EK’s CEO Zach Wahl and Practice Lead for Semantic Design and Modeling, Sara Mae O’Brien-Scott, explored how organizations can define knowledge assets beyond just documents or data. It emphasizes that anything, from people … Continue reading

The Evolution of Knowledge Management & Organizational Roles: Integrating KM, Data Management, and Enterprise AI through a Semantic Layer

On June 23, 2025, at the Knowledge Summit Dublin, Lulit Tesfaye and Jess DeMay presented “The Evolution of Knowledge Management (KM) & Organizational Roles: Integrating KM, Data Management, and Enterprise AI through a Semantic Layer.” The session examined how KM … Continue reading

LLM Solutions PoC to Production: From RAGs to Riches (Part 1)

In the past year, many of the organizations EK has partnered with have been developing Large Language Model (LLM) based Proof-of-Concepts (PoCs). These projects are often pushed for by an enthusiastic IT Team, or internal initiative – with the low … Continue reading

Knowledge Cast – Amy Hodler, Founder & Executive Director of GraphGeeks

Enterprise Knowledge COO Joe Hilger speaks with Amy Hodler, Founder and Executive Director of GraphGeeks. GraphGeeks is a global community for data enthusiasts, researchers, and professionals passionate about graph technology. In their conversation, Joe and Amy discuss interesting use cases … Continue reading

Semantic Layer for Content Discovery, Personalization, and AI Readiness

A professional association needed to improve their members’ content experiences. With tens of thousands of content assets published across 50 different websites and 5 disparate content management systems (CMSes), they struggled to coordinate a content strategy and improve content discovery. They could not keep up with the demands of managing content … Continue reading

Semantic Search Advisory and Implementation for an Online Healthcare Information Provider

The medical field is an extremely complex space, with thousands of concepts that are referred to by vastly different terms. These terms can vary across regions, languages, areas of practice, and even from clinician to clinician. Additionally, patients often communicate … Continue reading

Inside the Unified Entitlements Architecture

Today’s enterprises face a perfect storm in data access governance. The shift to cloud-native architectures has created a sprawling landscape of data sources, each with its own security model. For example, a typical enterprise might store customer data in Snowflake, … Continue reading