Create a shared language
Work with domain experts to define the concepts, terms and relationships that matter to the organisation. This shared model is an ontology.
Give scattered business knowledge a shared structure. Connect the meaning of your information with the relationships that make it useful.
Discuss your projectTeams often use different names for the same thing, or the same name for different things. A shared knowledge model makes the meaning explicit and connects it across systems.
An ontology defines the concepts. A knowledge graph connects them. Together, they help people and systems understand how one piece of information relates to another.
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Connect a customer to their orders, the products they use and the agreements that apply. The relationships give each record context.
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Work with domain experts to define the concepts, terms and relationships that matter to the organisation. This shared model is an ontology.
Represent those concepts and relationships in a knowledge graph so information can be understood as part of a wider picture.
Apply the model to discovery, search, decision support and AI applications, with provenance and ownership kept visible.
Possible deliverables, shaped around the scope we agree together.
Information that exists across the business but is hard to find, interpret or connect.
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