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Knowledge Graphs > ViewPoints
A knowledge graph, also known as a semantic network, represents a network of real-world entities - i.e. objects, events, situations, or concepts - and illustrates the relationship between them.

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Semantic Layers Bring Answers to Problems KM Is Designed to Solve

With a semantic layer framework, an organization can actually spot where they lack explicit knowledge and information, or where people are asking questions for which explicit answers don't exist.

How Semantic AI & Knowledge Graphs Can Turn M365 Environments Into a Smart Knowledge Hub

By eliminating data silos, semantic AI enriches customer data and content and enables greater knowledge discovery across an organization. Due to its diverse capabilities, such as text mining, tagging, semantic search, etc., it can be implemented along the whole data and content lifecycle in order to develop intelligent applications. When integrated with an organization's CMS, semantic AI can help individuals get the information they need sooner.