Enterprise Knowledge Graphs: Principles that work
- Date: 27 April 2018
- Time: 7am PDT, 11am EDT, 3pm BST, 4pm CEST
- Duration: 45 mins + Q&A
Join our next webinar co-presented with our partners at Siren and Capgemini. We’ll be discussing the following core principles and how visionaries in the industry are starting to leverage them to power the next generation of insight generating enterprise knowledge graphs:
- Lightweight: finding ways to deliver knowledge graph projects without the significant upheaval to the existing data infrastructures.
- Multiscale capability: allowing data analysis and exploration at any given scale, from ‘atom to galaxy.’
- Smart and intuitive: harnessing technologies, including AI and Semantic, to deliver Knowledge Graph value in context with the user activity.
- Planning for uncertainties and noise: no enterprise dataset is perfect, so knowledge graph technologies need to effectively solve the problems of search, uncertain links and fuzzy data.
- Multi-modality and variety: creating knowledge graphs that naturally derive value by encompassing the greatest variety of data, including unstructured content and multimedia.
Panelists
Giovanni Tummarelo
Co-Founder & Chief Product Officer – Siren
Dan Williams
Product Manager – Cambridge Intelligence
Arindam Choudhury
VP Global Big Data Practice Leader for Financial Services – Capgemini
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