The Importance of Unstructured Data and Taxonomies in Knowledge Graphs

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This chapter discusses the significance of incorporating unstructured text data and taxonomies in knowledge graphs, along with the challenges of finding and organizing unstructured data. It also mentions the emerging trend of multimodal data and highlights a case study in the healthcare sector.

In this episode of Knowledge Cast, CEO Zach Wahl is joined by his colleagues Joe Hilger, Lulit Tesfaye, and Ashleigh Faith as they discuss the Semantic Layer in the context of knowledge management.

They define a Semantic Layer and explore how it can enhance knowledge graphs, taxonomies, and content management, focusing on client feedback, industry surveys, and expert interviews and how they can provide valuable insights into this innovative approach to managing information. Tune in to learn more about the potential of a Semantic Layer in knowledge management!

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