Enterprise Knowledge is pleased to introduce a new webinar series, The Semantic Exchange. This session is the third of a five part series where we invite fellow practitioners to tune in and hear more about work we’ve published from the authors themselves. In these moderated sessions, we invite you to ask the authors questions in a short, accessible format. Think of the series as a chance for a little semantic snack!

This session is designed for a variety of audiences, ranging from those working in the semantic space as taxonomists or ontologists, to folks who are just starting to learn about structured data and content, and how they may fit into broader initiatives around artificial intelligence or knowledge graphs.

This 30-minute session invites you to engage with Kathleen Gollner’s blog, Metadata Within the Semantic Layer. Come ready to hear and ask about:

• Why metadata is foundational for a semantic layer;
• How to optimize metadata for use across knowledge assets, systems, and use cases; and
• How metadata can be leveraged in AI solutions.

This webinar will take place on Wednesday July 9th, from 1:00 – 1:30PM EDT. Can’t make it? The session will also be recorded and published to registered attendees. View the recording here!

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Enterprise Knowledge is pleased to introduce a new webinar series, The Semantic Exchange. This session is number two of a five part series where we invite fellow practitioners to tune in and hear more about work we’ve published from the authors themselves. In these moderated sessions, we invite you to ask the authors questions in a short, accessible format. Think of the series as a chance for a little semantic snack!

This session is designed for a variety of audiences, ranging from those working in the semantic space as taxonomists or ontologists – to folks who are just starting to learn about structured data and content, and how they may fit into broader initiatives around artificial intelligence or knowledge graphs. 

This 30-minute session invites you to engage with Ben Kass’s white paper, What is Semantics and Why Does it Matter?. Come ready to hear and ask about:

• Why should you model the semantics of your data?
• What does it mean to define semantics?
• How do we capture semantics for use by machines?

This webinar will take place on Wednesday July 2nd, from 1:00 – 1:30PM EDT. Can’t make it? The session will also be recorded and published to registered attendees. View the recording here!

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Semantic search has long proven to be a powerful tool in creating intelligent search experiences. By leveraging a semantic data model, it can effectively understand the searcher’s intent and the contextual meaning of the terms to improve search accuracy. In this session, Majumder and Powell presented case studies for three different organizations across three different industries (finance, pharmaceuticals, and federal research) that started their semantic search journey at three very different maturity levels. For each case study, they described the business use case, solution architecture, implementation approach, and outcomes. Finally, Majumder and Powell rounded out the presentation with a practical guide to getting started with semantic search projects using the organization’s current maturity in the space as a starting point.

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At KM World 2022, Bess Schrader, Senior Solutions Consultant at EK, and Ann Bernath, Software Systems Engineer at JPL, shared a follow-up to the IKG journey including a description of the Enterprise Semantic Platform, a look at new taxonomies and knowledge graphs at JPL (enterprise-wide, others specific to engineering, technical, or science domains) and how they are beginning to leverage the IKG’s foundation of JPL concepts to enrich their dataset into a broader context. This presentation discussed different techniques to federate or synchronize multiple knowledge graphs and how these diverse integrations benefit not only the new datasets, but also the IKG as it continues to pursue its overarching dream–providing answers to questions such as, “Who did what when?”, “Who should you call?”, and “Where is the Robotics Lab?”

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The webinar series is co-hosted along with Semantic Web Company’s Director of Vertical Solutions, Florian Bauer, and Data.World’s Chief Technology Officer, Bryon Jacob.

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