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Industry Knowledge Graph™ Case Study

by Dave McComb | Nov 5, 2025 | Knowledge Graphs & Ontologies

Industry Knowledge Graph™ Case Study Written by Michael Atkin In 1978 the owner of the New England Patriots made a famous commercial after his wife gave him a Remmington electric razor – “I liked the razor so much, I bought the company.”  In the case of the...

The year of the Knowledge Graph (2025)

by Dave McComb | Jun 18, 2025 | Knowledge Graphs & Ontologies

The year of the Knowledge Graph (2025) There are a lot of signals converging on this being the year of the Knowledge Graph.   Before we get too carried away with this prognosis, let’s review some of the previous candidates for year of the Knowledge Graph,...

Team Building – The Importance of an Ontology

by Peter Winstanley | Apr 28, 2025 | Knowledge Graphs & Ontologies

Team Building – The Importance of an Ontology Effective communication is something that many in the C-suite aspire to have in their organization. But what does this really entail in practice? At one level, it is about the high-level aspirations of the organization,...

From Labels to Verbs –Child’s Play!

by Peter Winstanley | Apr 28, 2025 | Knowledge Graphs & Ontologies

From Labels to Verbs –Child’s Play! Watching a child acquire their first language skills is nothing like acquiring a new language. The 2-year-old is learning vocalisation, and also ensuring that they get the correct labels for the things around them. “Mummy”, “Daddy”,...

How a “User” Knowledge Graph Can Help Change Data Culture

by Dave McComb | Apr 7, 2025 | Knowledge Graphs & Ontologies

How a “User” Knowledge Graph Can Help Change Data Culture Identity and Access Management (IAM) has had the same problem since  Fernando Corbató of MIT first dreamed up the idea of digital passwords in  1960: opacity. Identity in the physical world is rich...

How US Homeland Security Plans to Use Knowledge Graph

by Dave McComb | Apr 7, 2025 | Knowledge Graphs & Ontologies

How US Homeland Security Plans to Use Knowledge Graph During this summer’s Data Centric Architecture Forum, Ryan Riccucci, Division Chief for  U.S. Border Patrol – Tucson (AZ) Sector, and his colleague Eugene Yockey gave a glimpse of what the data environment is...
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