A Look Back to 2019 and What’s Next in 2020

by | Dec 10, 2019 | Uncategorized, The Semantic Ecosystems Journal, Data Governance, ontology, TopBraid EDG, TopBraid EDG, Ontologies, Semantic, Governance, Knowledge Graphs, taxonomies

    As 2019 comes to an end we look back at what, if anything, has changed in terms of the trends in semantic technology and data governance as well as our thoughts on what to expect in 2020. Here are five top takeaways: Knowledge graphs are becoming ever more...

Crop Sciences: A Case Study for Reference Data Management & Vocabulary Management

by | Nov 25, 2019 | The Semantic Ecosystems Journal, life sciences, Reference Data Management, Data Governance, TopBraid EDG, TopBraid EDG, Ontologies, taxonomies

In this blog post, we explore how a major multi-national life sciences/agricultural/pharma company used TopBraid EDG as a centralized, shared repository of all reference data, ontologies, taxonomies, and business glossaries. Background A major multi-national life...

Q&A from the WEBINAR: “Semantic Knowledge Graphs are the Governance Architecture of the Future”

by | Nov 11, 2019 | Uncategorized, The Semantic Ecosystems Journal, Data Governance, ontology, TopBraid EDG, TopBraid EDG, Ontologies, Semantic, Governance, Knowledge Graphs, taxonomies

  We fielded several questions as part of our recent webinar (recording and slides available here): Semantic Knowledge Graphs are the Governance Architecture of the Future Questions from the webinar included: Q1: How do you customize the panels in the human user...

Q&A from the WEBINAR: “Taxonomies, Ontologies, Knowledge Graphs, Oh My! What to Know When You’re Not in Kansas Anymore”

by | Sep 29, 2019 | Uncategorized, The Semantic Ecosystems Journal, Data Governance, ontology, TopBraid EDG, TopBraid EDG, Ontologies, Semantic, Governance, Knowledge Graphs, taxonomies

We fielded several questions as part of our recent webinar (recording and slides available here): Taxonomies, Ontologies, Knowledge Graphs, Oh My! What to Know When You’re Not in Kansas Anymore Questions from the webinar included: Q1: Do you support multi-type...