When Should You Use An AI Agent? Part One: Understanding the Components and Organizational Foundations for AI Readiness

It’s been recognized for far too long that organizations spend as much as 30-40% of their time searching for or recreating information. Now, imagine a dedicated analyst who doesn’t just look for or analyze data for you but also roams … Continue reading

Auto-Classification for the Enterprise: When to Use AI vs. Semantic Models

Auto-classification is a valuable process for adding context to unstructured content. Nominally speaking, some practitioners distinguish between auto-classification (placing content into pre-defined categories from a taxonomy) and auto-tagging (assigning unstructured keywords or metadata, sometimes generated without a taxonomy). In this article, I use ‘auto-classification’ in the broader sense, encompassing both approaches. 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

Sara Nash Presenting at Data Architecture Online

Sara Nash, Principal Consultant at Enterprise Knowledge, will be moderating the keynote session titled “Data Architecture for AI” at Data Architecture Online’s annual event on Wednesday, July 23rd at 11:30am EST. Through this session, attendees will gain valuable insights into … Continue reading

Semantic Graphs in Action: Bridging LPG and RDF Frameworks

Enterprise Knowledge is pleased to introduce a new webinar titled, Semantic Graphs in Action: Bridging LPG and RDF Frameworks. This webinar will bring together four EK experts on graph technologies to explore the differences, complementary aspects, and best practices of … Continue reading

Optimizing Historical Knowledge Retrieval: Leveraging an LLM for Content Cleanup

Enterprise Knowledge (EK) recently worked with a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC) that was having difficulty retrieving relevant content in a large volume of archival scientific papers. Researchers were burdened with excessive search times and the potential for knowledge loss … Continue reading