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AI-Augmented Content Analysis to Remediate Duplicate Content

A global energy company with operations in over 60 countries began actively working to reduce their carbon emissions to achieve Net Zero by 2050. Enterprise Knowledge (EK) evaluated and refined their strategic roadmaps, which yielded a plethora of new initiatives that built on their existing efforts. Continue reading

Synergizing Knowledge Graphs with Large Language Models (LLMs): A Path to Semantically Enhanced Intelligence

Why do Large Language Models (LLMs) sometimes produce unexpected or inaccurate results, often referred to as ‘hallucinations’? What challenges do organizations face when attempting to align the capabilities of LLMs with their specific business contexts? These pressing questions underscore the … Continue reading

Dynamic Content POC for Sales Enablement in Healthcare

The Challenge An international healthcare company equipped medical sales representatives with large slide decks to inform medical professionals about new products and medical research during in person meetings. These meetings were important to the healthcare company’s core mission of creating … Continue reading

The Top 3 Ways to Implement a Semantic Layer

Over the last decade, we have seen some of the most exciting innovations emerge within the enterprise knowledge and data management spaces. Those innovations with real staying power have proven to drive business outcomes and prioritize intuitive user engagement. Within … Continue reading

Data Fabric Solution Vendor Evaluation for a Multinational Pharmaceutical Company

The Challenge A major multinational pharmaceutical company faced challenges with having information stored across collections of structured and unstructured documents that are difficult to index and search. To address this, the company sought a data fabric solution that extracts relevant … Continue reading

Dynamic Content

Creating high-quality content quickly and efficiently requires thinking of your content not as a web page or PDF but as a set of flexible, reusable building blocks that can be assembled into the format that meets your employees’ or customers’ needs. A dynamic content model leverages those reusable components to build personalized experiences. Continue reading