Knowledge Cast by Enterprise Knowledge

Enterprise Knowledge CEO Zach Wahl speaks with Liam Fahey, Partner and Co-Founder at Leadership Forum LLC.

In this conversation, Zach and Liam discuss Liam's claim to fame as co-host of the first Knowledge Management conference in 1994, the importance of nomenclature and terminology in securing buy-in for KM initiatives, and why having a KM charter is critical to long-term sustainment. The two also talked about the intersection of KM and intelligence work and how to become a good facilitator.

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Enterprise Knowledge CEO Zach Wahl speaks with Ahren Lehnert, Principal Taxonomist at Nike.

In this conversation, Zach and Ahren discuss the future of taxonomy and artificial intelligence (AI), emphasizing both the augmentation of traditional roles and growth to include new ones, and how to demonstrate the value of a taxonomy initiative for your organization more tangibly. They walk through highs and lows of the taxonomy development and refinement process and the importance of avoiding semantic debt to ensure adaptable solutions that stand the test of time. Ahren also shares his thoughts on the state of the market right now for semantic tools as the influence of AI/ML grows.

Enterprise Knowledge COO Joe Hilger speaks with Naso Kiryakov and

The conversation also touches on the challenges and opportunities of competing with major players like Microsoft while differentiating their offerings through precision and human-in-the-loop methodologies. Naso and Andreas underscore the importance of "whole data" and its role in unlocking the potential of generative AI and semantic web technologies. This merger represents an exciting step forward in enabling businesses to tackle complex data challenges effectively.

Enterprise Knowledge COO Joe Hilger speaks with Austin Kronz, Director of Data Strategy at Atlan. Atlan is the active metadata platform for the modern data stack.

In their conversation, Austin delves into how Atlan positions itself as a “home for data teams,” designed to centralize, automate, and streamline data governance and access. Austin explains that Atlan aims to address the complex needs of today’s expanded data teams—ranging from engineers to business analysts—by providing a platform that adapts to various roles and workflows, fostering an environment where all data users can access trusted, well-documented data.

Austin highlights the challenges of managing increasingly complex data ecosystems, especially for large enterprises dealing with fragmented and siloed data sources. Atlan tackles these issues by embedding data catalog functionalities directly into the workflows of business intelligence tools, allowing users to access metadata seamlessly without leaving their dashboards. By focusing on transparency, flexibility, and automation, Atlan helps organizations build trust in their data assets, ensuring that users can rely on accurate and contextually relevant data.

The discussion also explores how Atlan leverages AI to automate metadata documentation, minimizing the manual burden on data stewards. Austin emphasizes Atlan’s commitment to adaptability, positioning the platform as a control plane for data and AI. This forward-looking approach aims to empower organizations to make data-driven decisions effectively while supporting the evolving needs of knowledge management and data governance.

Enterprise Knowledge COO Joe Hilger speaks with Matthieu Besozzi, Head of North America at Linkurious. Linkurious is a leading provider of next-generation graph intelligence solutions, enabling organizations to visualize and explore connections across large datasets.

In their conversation, Matthieu discusses how Linkurious empowers users—from analysts to investigators—by making complex data relationships visible and actionable through cutting-edge graph visualization technology. From fraud detection and anti-money laundering to supply chain risk management and cybersecurity, Matthieu explains how organizations are leveraging graph technology to break down data silos, uncover hidden insights, and improve decision-making.

Tune in to learn how Linkurious is driving innovation in graph technology and why visualization is key to unlocking the full potential of knowledge graphs at scale.

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Enterprise Knowledge COO Joe Hilger speaks with Dorian Selz of Squirro and Dave Clarke of Synaptica to discuss the recent merger of the two companies and the implications for the field of Knowledge Management and AI. The merger brings together Squirro's advanced knowledge discovery capabilities with Synaptica's deep expertise in taxonomy, ontology, and knowledge organization systems.

Listen as Dorian and Dave discuss how the merger addresses key challenges in enterprise knowledge management, such as the need for consistent metadata, efficient data categorization, and improved knowledge discovery. They also highlight how their unified solution enables organizations to deliver personalized experiences at scale, while maintaining high levels of consistency and quality.

Enterprise Knowledge CEO Zach Wahl speaks with George Zedginidze, the Head of Knowledge Management at the Green Climate Fund (GCF). George shares his insights and experiences from his six-year tenure at GCF, discussing the critical distinction between tacit and explicit knowledge and the importance of creating relevant knowledge flows within organizations.

Zach and George discuss the challenges and strategies of managing knowledge in a hybrid work environment, emphasizing the need for careful spatial planning to promote collaboration. George also provides a candid perspective on why not all knowledge needs to be codified, and the importance of focusing on the value of enhancement rather than the cost of ignorance.

In this episode of Knowledge Cast, Joe Hilger, COO of Enterprise Knowledge, moderates a panel discussion with leading experts in data and semantic layer: Sanjeev Mohan, Malcolm Hawker, and Lulit Tesfaye.

The panel delves into the upcoming Semantic Layer Symposium, emphasizing the importance of a semantic layer as a bridge between technical data and business applications. The panelists speak on the practical applications and future of a semantic layer. They agree that a semantic layer could significantly improve data accuracy and efficiency, particularly in AI and ML contexts. This discussion underscores the necessity for organizations to understand and implement a semantic layer to drive better business outcomes and adapt to evolving data landscapes.

The Semantic Layer Symposium in Munich aims to provide attendees with concrete examples and best practices, helping them grasp the practical benefits of a semantic layer and how to implement it effectively. Click ⁠here ⁠to register for the event.

Enterprise Knowledge CEO Zach Wahl speaks with Marco Marcoccia, Director of Knowledge Management at Turner Fleischer. Turner Fleischer is an integrated design studio that does interior design and experiential graphic design, as well as architecture.

In their conversation, Zach and Marco discuss the intricacies of knowledge management within the architecture industry, as Marco explains his approach to defining KM, emphasizing the importance of both explicit and tacit knowledge.

The discussion also covers the evolution of Marco’s career from architecture to knowledge management, the critical role of a supportive CEO, and the importance of fostering a culture that values knowledge sharing. Additionally, the conversation touches on the influence of AI in KM, the importance of continuous learning, and the potential future directions for the field.

Enterprise Knowledge COO Joe Hilger speaks with Sana Remekie , CEO and Co-founder of Conscia.ai. Conscia re-imagines the future of enterprise technology with a practical solution — a low/no-code Digital Experience Orchestration layer (DXO), designed to seamlessly knit together legacy and modern software components without the need for a re-platform or custom code to connect

In this episode, Joe and Sana talk about how Conscia technology simplifies the management and integration of data across multiple systems, making it easier for organizations to deliver consistent and accurate information to users and AI systems alike.

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