- [Instructor] A key question is how your organization
can better capture
and leverage knowledge and expertise.
The first area of application of knowledge graphs
is knowledge management in the company.
Today information is distributed
in different data silos
across the organization,
which makes it hard to find the right data.
Here, knowledge graphs can support knowledge management
in the company.
In many organizations,
knowledge and expertise is distributed across different
departments and start in a unstructured form.
For example in emails and documents.
Data about one topic is distributed
across different databases.
A too bigger task is to find the right expert
for a certain topic.
And to tell the other employees who this expert is.
A knowledge graph can support the skills management
within the company.
Another use case is to capture the lessons learned
from projects in a knowledge graph.
In this way,
the information from different projects can be evaluated
in a structured way
and conclusions for future projects can be drawn.