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How to Ensure Your Data is AI Ready

Artificial intelligence has the potential to be a game-changer for organizations looking to empower their employees with data at every level. However, as business leaders look to initiate projects that incorporate data as part of their AI solutions, they frequently … Continue reading

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

Knowledge Cast – Daan Hannessen, Global Head of Knowledge Management at Shell – Semantic Layer Symposium Series

Enterprise Knowledge’s Lulit Tesfaye, VP of Knowledge & Data Services, speaks with Daan Hannessen, Global Head of Knowledge Management at Shell. He has over 20 years experience in Knowledge Management for large knowledge-intensive organizations in Europe, Australia, and the USA, … 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

Knowledge Cast – Ben Clinch, Chief Data Officer & Partner at Ortecha – Semantic Layer Symposium Series

Enterprise Knowledge’s Lulit Tesfaye, VP of Knowledge & Data Services, speaks with Ben Clinch, Chief Data Officer and Partner at Ortecha and Regional Lead Trainer for the EDM Council (EMEA/India). He is a sought-after public speaker and thought leader in … Continue reading

When Should You Use An AI Agent? Part One: Understanding the Components and Organizational Foundations for AI Readiness

It’s been recognized for far too long that organizations spend as much as 30-40% of their time searching for or recreating information. Now, imagine a dedicated analyst who doesn’t just look for or analyze data for you but also roams … Continue reading