KNOWLEDGE GRAPHS FOR INTEGRATED DATA GOVERNANCE

Posted by Robert Coyne on July 12, 2018

There has been a lot of buzz about knowledge graphs lately. What are they? Why talk about knowledge graphs in the context of information management? Google and Microsoft use “knowledge graphs” for smart search. In fact, if you google for … Read More »

Q&A from the WEBINAR: “GraphQL: Bringing the Worlds of JSON and RDF Together”

Posted by Kristi Lee-John on July 5, 2018

GraphQL in TopBraid Click image for an expanded view We fielded several questions as part of our recent webinar, GraphQL: Bringing the Worlds of JSON and RDF Together. The webinar focused on the new GraphQL capabilities of TopBraid 6.0. Questions … Read More »

DATA GOVERNANCE AS A LIFECYCLE-CENTRIC ASSET MANAGEMENT ACTIVITY

Posted by Irene Polikoff on June 15, 2018

There is a growing realization that data is one of the most valuable enterprise assets. A year ago, Economist published an article pointing out that “data, not oil, is today’s most valuable resource“. A couple of months ago, Forbes joined … Read More »

POLL RESULTS and Q&A from our RECENT WEBINAR: “Applied Data Governance: A Day in the Life of a Reference Data Steward”

Posted by Robert Coyne on May 21, 2018

We conducted two polls with interesting responses and fielded several questions as part of our recent webinar, Applied Data Governance: A Day in the Life of a Reference Data Steward. The webinar focused on managing the use of reference data … Read More »

From OWL to SHACL in an automated way

Posted by Irene Polikoff on May 1, 2018

Following my two recent talks at the Enterprise Data World, 2018: SHACL (Shapes Constraint Language) – An Introduction, [Download Slides >>] FIBO in SHACL: The Next Step in Data Validation and Interoperability, [Download Slides >] I have been getting many … Read More »

Connecting Glossary Terms with Data Elements is a Key Data Governance Task

Posted by Robert Coyne on March 7, 2018

Many large businesses – from pharmaceutical to aerospace to consumer goods – as well as government agencies rely on data governance to bring together all their disparate data sources – to make data across an organization available, meaningful, usable, re-usable, … Read More »

A Recap of December’s DG Winter Conference

Posted by Steve Wartofsky on January 4, 2018

Happy 2018! December was a busy month – as I’m sure many of you, like me, experienced. We started the month with a trip to the Data Governance Winter Conference in Delray Beach, Florida. It is a great place to … Read More »