The Data-Centric Revolution: Putting Knowledge Into Our Knowledge Graphs
I recently gave a presentation called “Knowledge Management and Knowledge Graphs” at a KMWorld conference, and a new picture of…
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I recently gave a presentation called “Knowledge Management and Knowledge Graphs” at a KMWorld conference, and a new picture of…
I go to data conferences. Frequently. Almost always right here in NYC. We have lots of data conferences here. Over…
The Irish satirist Jonathan Swift wrote “Gulliver’s Travels” almost 300 years ago, but the story of Lemuel Gulliver’s journey to…
To fully understand IoT, one should know what the internet is first. Simply speaking, the internet is the abbreviation of…
I’ve been thinking a lot about data mapping lately. I know, weird, right? With analytics, AI, cloud, etc., why would…
Part I When I finished my last column, “Through the Looking Glass: Metaphors, MUNCH, and Large Language Models,” I stated…
There are many perennial issues with data: data quality, data access, data provenance, and data meaning. I will contend in…
The insight we gain from an IoT system is derived from the data obtained by its sensors. Driven by innovations…
If you haven’t heard about metrics stores yet, they’re “newish,” so you likely will. They are interesting to an extent,…
Several years ago, as part of some strategic marketing, we decided to target certain companies and industries. The thinking was…