Linked Data, bringing Graphs and Semantics to the Enterprise

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  • Graphs are everywhere

    Graphs are everywhere

    RDF is the W3C standard for describing graphs, borrowing from natural language the notion of subject-predicate-object

    Photo by: Ontario Library and Information Technology Association

    Caption by: George Anadiotis

  • Adding semantics to Big Data

    Adding semantics to Big Data

    Enterprise Knowledge Graphs can be built on top of Semantic Data Lakes

    Photo by: eccenca.com

    Caption by: George Anadiotis

  • Linked Data on their way to the enterprise

    Linked Data on their way to the enterprise

    Linked Data are in the Trough of Disillusionment, expected to reach the Plateau of Productivity in the next 5-10 years according to Gartner.

    Photo by: Gartner (July 2015)

    Caption by: George Anadiotis

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Graphs and semantics are the kind of technologies that bear great potential, but also confusion and doubt. A set of standards under the Linked Data moniker promise to make them enterprise-ready.

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Graphs are everywhere

RDF is the W3C standard for describing graphs, borrowing from natural language the notion of subject-predicate-object

Caption by: George Anadiotis

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