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Organizations continue to invest heavily in efforts to unify institutional knowledge and data from multiple sources. This typically involves copying data between systems or consolidating it into a new physical location such as data lakes, warehouses, and data marts. With … Continue reading
Enhancing Retail Performance with Semantic Layer As an Enabler for Data and Analytics Teams
Enterprise Knowledge is working with a multinational bank to enable their risk-assessing processes by using semantics and connected data. Heavily regulated financial services firms require comprehensive and complex risk management. This requires employees to thoroughly account for risk and report it in detail to regulators. Continue reading
Butterfly Effect: Taxonomy and Ontology as AI Catalysts in Enterprise Learning
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Knowledge Cast Product Spotlight – Graphwise
Enterprise Knowledge COO Joe Hilger speaks with Naso Kiryakov and Andreas Blumauer, who discuss the recent merger of two prominent companies in the semantic web space, Semantic Web Company and Ontotext, now operating as Graphwise. They highlight the strategic reasons … Continue reading
A Semantic Layer to Enable Risk Management at a Multinational Bank
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Consulting from Within: Best Practices for the Solo Taxonomist
On November 19th, 2024, Bonnie Griffin, Taxonomy Consultant, delivered a presentation titled “Consulting from Within: Best Practices for the Solo Taxonomist” at the 2024 edition of Taxonomy Boot Camp in Washington, DC. Griffin shared best practices to help solo taxonomists … Continue reading
How Semantic Layers Support Product Search and Discovery
Taxonomies have been in use for a long time on e-commerce websites. They help users find the products they want to buy by means of organized categories and subcategories of product types, and the feature of filtering by product attributes. … Continue reading
From Artificial Intelligence to Knowledge Intelligence
Much of the dialogue in our industry has been dominated by Artificial Intelligence (AI) and what that means to the fields of Knowledge Management, Data Management, and Content Management. At EK, we’ve been witnessing firsthand the impact of the “AI … Continue reading
User-Centered Information Architecture Strategy for a Leading Nonprofit Organization
Staff at one of the largest charitable nonprofit organizations in the U.S. faced challenges locating information, which led to a dependence on personal networks to find expertise. This issue was compounded by the organization’s two information platforms, which had overlapping functions and purposes. The lack of clarity about where to find specific resources created uncertainty… Continue reading
Webinar: Knowledge Capture and Knowledge Transfer in the Age of AI
In this webinar, Enterprise Knowledge’s CEO and founder Zach Wahl moderates a conversation with KM experts Jessica DeMay, Guillermo Galdamez, Madeleine Powell, and Nina Spoelker to discuss how emerging AI technologies have rekindled interest in practices grounded on the ‘softer’ … Continue reading