Every enterprise nowadays is awash in data, content, and knowledge, the understanding of which is all too often available only in employees' heads.

Forward-thinking businesses are moving to knowledge graphs to capture that tacit knowledge so that they can better understand and use it.

Andreas Blumauer shows how those graphs work best when they're accompanied by a domain knowledge model, creating a "semantic layer" that provides a vivid map of your business knowledge.

https://knowledgegraphinsights.com/andreas-blumauer/

Jessica Talisman is a seasoned information architect with decades of experience across a variety of domains.

She's done a lot of education and outreach around her semantic and and information architecture practices.

One of the most important lessons she's learned is the crucial role of standards like the W3C SKOS model to bring structure and semantics to information and knowledge systems.

Since there are never enough information architects in any organization, she supports the democratization of IA practices, but she's also quick to highlight the unique skills that you can only get with deep study.

https://knowledgegraphinsights.com/jessica-talisman/

With ten years of semantic data experience and an endless stream of insightful posts on LinkedIn, Tony Seale has earned the moniker "The Knowledge Graph Guy."

Tony says there's precious little time for enterprises to prepare their data with the interconnectedness and semantic meaning that it needs to be ready for the coming wave of more powerful AI technology.

https://knowledgegraphinsights.com/tony-seale/