On-demand Webinar

The Business Case for Semantic Web Ontology & a Knowledge Graph

Originally Aired June 30, 2020

Mark Wallace, Ontologist & Developer, Semantic Arts

Thomas Cook, Director of Sales, AnzoGraph DB, Cambridge Semantics, Inc.

While label property graphs have grown in popularity because they enable developers to model and understand the relationships between their data, Semantic Knowledge Graphs (SKG), on the other hand, bring expansive value by enabling Schema, Inference, Provenance, and Globally Unique Identifier capabilities (URI), to name just a few. By utilizing RDF*, a promising path is being paved to unify the two camps of LPG and SKG.

Why does this matter? Because traditionally, data integration is difficult and expensive. Relational systems inherently resist change. However, semantics simplify integration and reduce, if not eliminate, costly changes while accelerating complex analytics and facilitating business agility.

In this on-demand webinar Mark Wallace, an ontology expert and software developer for Semantic Arts, and Thomas Cook, Director of Sales for AnzoGraph DB for Cambridge Semantics, explore:

• The benefits of building a knowledge graph with RDF* and a semantic web ontology
• How to build a knowledge graph with RDF* and a semantic web ontology
• A demo that illustrates the value of schema, inference and reasoning in a SKG

Who Should Watch:

• Data architects/modelers
• Chief Data Officers
• Data analysts
• Anyone considering:
  • Enterprise knowledge graphs to complement future state data strategy
  • Data integration simplification, analytics enrichment, and a foundational path to machine learning success

To watch this informative webinar, simply fill out the form to the right.