EK’s Joe Hilger, Sara Nash, and Heather Hedden Speaking at Data Summit 2024
Enterprise Knowledge Chief Operating Officer Joe Hilger and Principal Consultant Sara Nash will co-present a workshop, and Senior Consultant Heather Hedden will present a conference session at the upcoming Data Summit in Boston, MA. The premiere data management and analytics … Continue reading
EK’s Ethan Hamilton and Heather Hedden to Speak at the Virtual PoolParty Summit 2024
Enterprise Knowledge will have speakers in two separate sessions of the free, virtual PoolParty Summit schedule for March 19 – 21. This is the third edition of the online event that explores how PoolParty users are harnessing the powers of … Continue reading
5 Steps For Building Your Enterprise Semantic Recommendation Engine
In today’s digital landscape, where content overload is a constant challenge, recommendation engines (also known as personalized content recommenders, or just “recommenders”) have emerged as powerful solutions that help users cut through the noise and discover relevant information. These intelligent … Continue reading
EK to Speak at SLA Annual Conference
Two members of the EK team are speaking at the upcoming Special Libraries Association (SLA) Annual Conference, to be held virtually from August 3rd to13th. The SLA Annual Conference brings together special librarians and information professionals who want to explore … Continue reading
Knowledge Cast – Polly Alexander of HealthStream
In this episode of the Knowledge Cast, EK CEO Zach Wahl speaks with Polly Alexander, Senior Manager of Knowledge Management at HealthStream. Polly Alexander is a knowledge management professional with an extensive background in public health and informatics in a … Continue reading
A Case for Chatbots
“Welcome to our chat! You can ask me anything or request real human help any time. Ask me anything!” Whether you’re looking to buy a car, ordering pizza, or browsing research publications, the average internet experience tends to feature some … Continue reading
Common Taxonomy Design Mistakes, Part I: Failing to Include Your End Users
The necessity of a business taxonomy has become increasingly apparent as organizations across the globe have shifted to working from home and, consequently, have an increased need for their employees to be able to quickly and independently find and discover … Continue reading
Project and Expert Finder
The Challenge A federally funded engineering research center has an extensive “project library” where technical documents, certifications, and reports related to various engineering projects are stored. Many of these documents are often scanned versions of handwritten notes or files and, … Continue reading
What I’m Looking Forward to Learning at SEMANTiCS Austin 2020
SEMANTiCS Austin 2020 is the inaugural SEMANTiCS U.S. conference that will bring together knowledge graphs, ontologies, and Enterprise AI. These topics, among others, are of particular interest to my work in search and semantics, and I am excited to see … Continue reading