How to Fill Your Knowledge Gaps to Ensure You’re AI-Ready
“If only our company knew what our company knows” has been a longstanding lament for leaders: organizations are prevented from mobilizing their knowledge and capabilities towards their strategic priorities. Similarly, being able to locate knowledge gaps in the organization, whether … 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
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
AI & Taxonomy: the Good and the Bad
The recent popularity of new machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) applications has disrupted a great deal of traditional data and knowledge management understanding and tooling. At EK, we have worked with a number of clients who have questions–how … Continue reading
Nurturing Knowledge – A Journey in Building a KM Program from Scratch: A Case Study
Today, non-profit organizations face the challenge of optimizing knowledge management to maximize resources and support decision-making. During this presentation “Nurturing Knowledge: A Journey in Building a KM Program from Scratch”, Jess DeMay (Enterprise Knowledge) and Jennifer Anna (WWF) shared a … Continue reading
Governing a Federated Data Model
Kjerish, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons Data proliferates. Whether you are a small team or a multinational enterprise, information grows at an accelerated rate over time. As that data proliferates, you can run into issues of interoperability, duplication, and … Continue reading
Make Content Management Systems Work for You: Designing Your CMS to Deliver KM Solutions
The most common use case our clients report for implementing their Content Management System (CMS) is “we needed a place to store our documents.” When they come to Enterprise Knowledge (EK), they’ve begun to realize that storing content is one … Continue reading
A Semantic Data Fabric with Federated Governance for Data Standardization
The Solution To enable the adoption of standardized data across the organization, EK spearheaded the design and development of an enterprise ontology, defining key data elements describing the core financial activities the client performs for millions of customers as well … Continue reading
Where Should KM Leadership and Governance Belong in an Organization?
Whenever an organization invests in Knowledge Management (KM) solutions, whether it’s a new technology, process, or program, the question of who should have ownership and governance over these new tools and ways of working almost always arises. This KM function, … Continue reading
Better Practices for Collaborative Knowledge Graph Modeling
As the scale and scope of the modern data ecosystem grows, we at EK see an increasing number of enterprises recognizing the potential for ontologies to make their data findable and usable throughout the organization. An ontology can provide robust … Continue reading