by Semantic Arts Admin | Dec 11, 2023 | Guest Blog
A knowledge model for explainable military AI Forrest Hare, Founder of Summit Knowledge Solutions, is a retired US Air Force targeting and information operations officer who now works with the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA). His experience includes integrating...
by Semantic Arts Admin | Nov 14, 2023 | Guest Blog
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 and...
by Semantic Arts Admin | Oct 18, 2023 | Guest Blog
How US Homeland Security plans to use knowledge graphs in its border patrol efforts 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...
by Semantic Arts Admin | Mar 24, 2023 | Guest Blog
Michael Sullivan is a Principle Cloud Solutions Architect at Oracle. Article reprinted with permission (original is here) If you have been following my blogs over the past year or so they you will know I am a big fan of adopting an upper-level ontology to help...
by Semantic Arts Admin | Feb 27, 2023 | Guest Blog
Michael Sullivan is a Principle Cloud Solutions Architect at Oracle. Article reprinted with permission (original is here) For any enterprise, being able to model time series is more than just important, in many cases it is critical. There are many examples but some...
by Semantic Arts Admin | Feb 14, 2023 | Guest Blog
Dave McComb’s book Software Wasteland underscored a fundamental problem: Enterprise software sometimes costs 1,000 times more than it ought to. The poster child for cost overruns was highlighted in the book was Healthcare.gov, a public registration system for the US...
