The Importance of Content Governance, An Introduction
A great content strategy will deliver great content, or as our Principal, Zach Wahl, would call it, “NERDy content.” However, even the best content requires the proper level of care and attention in order to remain great. Governance provides support … Continue reading
Using Knowledge Graph Data Models to Solve Real Business Problems
A successful business today must possess the capacity to quickly glean valuable insights from massive amounts of data and information coming from diverse sources. The scale and speed at which companies are generating data and information, however, often makes this … Continue reading
Increase the Re-Use of Knowledge Assets with Semantic Hubs
In my last blog, I discussed how knowledge graphs aggregate information from multiple systems to enable powerful search and discovery tools. A semantic hub (or semantic middleware) is a metadata-enhanced bridge that connects a knowledge graph to user-facing applications, helping … Continue reading
Developing Good KM Habits to Make KM Stick
Clients often ask me how to make Knowledge Management (KM) a seamless part of their workforce’s day-to-day operations. They want to know how to shift people’s perceptions from KM as “another thing I have to do in addition to my … Continue reading
Lulit Tesfaye Speaking at the Community Transportation Expo 2019
Enterprise Knowledge’s (EK) Lulit Tesfaye, Practice Lead for Data and Information Management, is presenting at this year’s Community Transportation Association of America (CTAA) Expo 2019, to be held from May 18 – 23rd in Palm Springs, California. The Expo is … Continue reading
EK Speaking at DoD and Federal Knowledge Management Symposium 2019
EK’s Zach Wahl, CEO, and Joe Hilger, COO, are both presenting at this year’s DoD and Federal Knowledge Management Symposium 2019 from May 14 – 16th in Baltimore, Maryland. The annual conference is co-located with AFCEA TechNet at the Baltimore … Continue reading
The Cost of Doing Nothing with Knowledge Management
Presented at KM Showcase 2019 by EK’s Lulit Tesfaye, this presentation covers the business case for knowledge and information management. Further, it offers business cases and discussions of hard Return on Investment (ROI) for KM efforts.
Knowledge Management Trends in 2019
As part of my keynote address at the KM Showcase last week, I wanted to kick off the conference with a view of what I see as the top KM trends today. These are based on the discussions I’m seeing … Continue reading
Next KM Wine & Design Announced
Enterprise Knowledge (EK) and Knowledge Management Community of D.C. (KMCDC) will host a workshop, KM Wine & Design: Building a Culture of Knowledge Sharing, on Thursday, March 21st beginning at 6:00 PM at EK’s Headquarters in Arlington, VA. After a … Continue reading
The Cost of Doing Nothing: The Business Case for Knowledge and Information Management
For many organizations, investment decisions on Knowledge, Data, and Information Management initiatives are driven by high-level business objectives such as increased efficiency, productivity, competitive advantage, and enhanced employee or customer engagement. While aligning Knowledge and Information Management initiatives with business … Continue reading