by Dave McComb | Sep 3, 2025 | gist & Open Standards
gistBFO: An Open-Source, BFO Compatible Version of gist Dylan ABNEY a,1, Katherine STUDZINSKI a, Giacomo DE COLLE b,c, Finn WILSON b,c, Federico DONATO b,c, and John BEVERLEY b,c aSemantic Arts, Inc. bUniversity at Buffalo cNational Center for...
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,...
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,...
by Dave McComb | Apr 7, 2025 | Data-Centric Architecture
SIX AXES OF DECOUPLING Loose coupling has been a Holy Grail for systems developers for generations. The virtues of loose coupling have been widely lauded, yet there has been little description about what is needed to achieve loose coupling. In...
by Michael Uschold | Mar 14, 2025 | gist & Open Standards
gist: Buckets, Buckets Everywhere: Who Knows What to Think We humans are categorizing machines, which is to say, we like to create metaphorical buckets and put things inside. But there are different kinds of buckets, and different ways to model them...
