How can Data Cataloging Integrate Key Viewpoints using Knowledge Graphs?

Knowledge Graphs, Data Cataloging, Webinars

Webinar Resources

Recording of the Webinar (60 minutes)

Slides used for the presentation (PDF)

About This Webinar

Live June 25 and July 2

 

In data governance, there is a lot of terminology and different artifacts in use, including: Physical Data Model, Logical Data Model, Data Dictionary, Business Glossary, Data Catalog, and more.

In this webinar we will explore why connecting these various models of data sources is important in data governance, and how doing this helps in delivering integrated business and technical viewpoints.

Attendees will learn about:

  • Data management/modeling concepts and their use today, including logical models, physical models, data dictionaries, business glossaries, data catalogs, and more
  • A common and critical challenge in data governance – connecting different perspectives and aspects of the data
  • Knowledge Graphs
    • What are they?
    • How do they help in solving the challenge?
  • A real life example of an integrated approach to data cataloging

Who should attend:

  • Chief technology and data officers
  • Data architects
  • Enterprise architects
  • Data governance professionals
  • Data custodians
  • Data stewards
  • Data scientists
  • Business analysts
  • Project managers

About TopBraid Enterprise Data Governance 

TopBraid Enterprise Data Governance™ (TopBraid EDG™) is an enterprise knowledge graph for data governance. With EDG, you can choose data governance packages to support a comprehensive and staged approach to data governance. Our packages include:

  • Vocabulary Management
  • Metadata Management
  • Reference Data Management
  • Business Glossaries
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About the Presenter:

Irene Polikoff

Irene Polikoff has more than two decades of experience in software development, management, consulting and strategic planning. Since co-founding TopQuadrant in 2001 Irene has been involved in more than a dozen projects in government and commercial sectors. She has written strategy papers, trained customers on the use of the Semantic Web standards, developed ontology models, designed solution architectures and defined deployment processes and guidance.