Collaborative knowledge graphs are an enormous step forward for knowledge workers operating as “knowledge graphs of one,” wrestling with SQL queries in an endless struggle to make sense of your organization’s data lake, or finding themselves stuck in repetitive cycles of asking technical staff to build new infrastructure to support yet another data format and Read the full article…

In our last article, we talked abstractly about the danger of the human-based knowledge graph. The idea that knowledge workers, in their endless struggle to make sense of their organization’s data at the pace demanded of them, find that there’s no common ground to gather, collaborate on, or share their knowledge. In response, they end Read the full article…

A database, especially one full of long strings of unstructured text, is only as valuable as how easily you can search it and extract meaningful interpretations. That’s harder than ever with recent changes in how many organizations ask their teams to manage and learn from the data their functional area produces. Instead of waiting for Read the full article…