How Taxonomies and Ontologies Enable Explainable AI

Taxonomy and ontology models are essential to unlocking the value of knowledge assets. They provide the structure needed to connect fragmented information across an organization, enabling explainable AI. As part of a broader Knowledge Intelligence (KI) strategy, these models help … Continue reading

Top Ways to Get Your Content and Data Ready for AI

As artificial intelligence has quickly moved from science fiction, to pervasive internet reality, and now to standard corporate solutions, we consistently get the question, “How do I ensure my organization’s content and data are ready for AI?” Pointing your organization’s … Continue reading

Webinar: Semantic Graphs in Action – Bridging LPG and RDF Frameworks

As organizations increasingly prioritize linked data capabilities to connect information across the enterprise, selecting the right graph framework to leverage has become more important than ever. In this webinar, graph technology experts from Enterprise Knowledge Elliott Risch, James Egan, David … 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

Graph Analytics in the Semantic Layer: Architectural Framework for Knowledge Intelligence

Introduction As enterprises accelerate AI adoption, the semantic layer has become essential for unifying siloed data and delivering actionable, contextualized insights. Graph analytics plays a pivotal role within this architecture, serving as the analytical engine that reveals patterns and relationships … Continue reading

The Role of Taxonomy in Labeled Property Graphs (LPGs) & Graph Analytics

Taxonomies play a critical role in deriving meaningful insights from data by providing structured classifications that help organize complex information. While their use is well-established in frameworks like the Resource Description Framework (RDF), their integration with Labeled Property Graphs (LPGs) … Continue reading

Top Semantic Layer Use Cases and Applications (with Real World Case Studies)  

Today, most enterprises are managing multiple content and data systems or repositories, often with overlapping capabilities such as content authoring, document management, or data management (typically averaging three or more). This leads to fragmentation and data silos, creating significant inefficiencies. … Continue reading