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Measuring the Value of your Semantic Layer: KPIs for Taxonomies, Ontologies, and Knowledge Graphs

Utilizing semantic applications in your business, such as an enterprise taxonomy, ontology, or knowledge graph, can increase efficiency, reduce cognitive load, and improve cohesion across the enterprise, among other benefits. While these benefits are extremely valuable they can be difficult … Continue reading

A Structured Content Model and Multi-Channel Publishing for Rapid Content Distribution

The Challenge EK partnered with the office of a large government agency whose primary mission required them to rapidly distribute real-time updates about current events to government executives and their staff. At the same time, they needed the ability to … Continue reading

Expert Analysis: Top 5 Considerations When Building a Modern Knowledge Portal

Knowledge Portals aggregate and present various types of content – including unstructured content, structured data, and connections to people and enterprise resources. This facilitates the creation of new knowledge and discovery of existing information. The following article highlights five key … Continue reading

The Role of Ontologies with LLMs

In today’s world, the capabilities of artificial intelligence (AI) and large language models (LLMs) have generated widespread excitement. Recent advancements have made natural language use cases, like chatbots and semantic search, more feasible for organizations. However, many people don’t understand … Continue reading

4 Critical Elements of a Successful Data Governance Program

Without a strong data governance framework, maintaining your organization’s data can become an unwieldy challenge: with unclean, decentralized data, staff may begin to lose trust and confidence in the information they are working with. If you’re unsure where to start, … Continue reading

QA for Personalized Content

We’ve all sifted through dense technical documentation which has way too much detail about features and products that aren’t even relevant to us – just to get to that one nugget of information we’re actually looking for (often on page … Continue reading