Database Trends and Applications acknowledged Cambridge Semantics product AnzoGraph DB in the Trend Setting Products for 2023 celebrating sustainable technologies worth investigating for your future.
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Cambridge Semantics named among the DBTA 100 companies that matter most in data. Read the press release.
This Datanami article talks to “how” your organization can accelerate time-to-insight and improve the decision making process with knowledge graph.
In this Medium post Ben Szekely, SVP and Co-founder, Cambridge Semantics, takes a fresh look at the intersection of data management and AI in the context of knowledge graphs and recent research from prominent industry analysts.
Geospatial is about understanding the relationships between people, things and events and their location. So is graph technology. Together they can lead to a higher degree of understanding of those relationships that can lead to increased sales, greater efficiency and compliance.
Download this infographic to learn about choosing the right Graph Database to meet your Knowledge Graph goals, harmonizing diverse data and then using graph analytics to discover the insights captured within.
In this short post for Medium Ben Szekely, SVP and Co-founder here at Cambridge Semantics Inc, explores the application of graph-based data integration to the COVID-19 response.
‘The Enterprise Data Fabric’, a modern data management strategy, provides the ability to integrate data across the business rapidly while dealing with complexity and uncertainty by presenting data sets and data products using common business data models and addressing unanticipated questions and requirements.
In this Medium article Steve Sarsfield, VP Product, AnzoGraph, introduces us to the universe of Graph Databases, their superpowers and their kryptonites.
Knowledge graphs are among the most important technologies for the 2020s. This article explains how they are evolving, with vendors such as Cambridge Semantics and standards bodies listening, and platforms becoming fluent in many query languages, including RDF*.
Authored by Sam Chance, Principal Consultant at Cambridge Semantics, this article for Control Engineering discusses how semantic interoperability adds semantic annotations and knowledge enrichment to address issues with information not always being understood by recipients despite standards for data formats and structures.
In this Medium article, Steve Sarsfield, our VP Product, AnzoGraph, writes about some common misperceptions surrounding graph databases and corrects the record regarding them.
