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18 November 2024

Visualisation of knowledge graphs (Glossary)

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The term visualisation of knowledge graphs is particularly at home in the fields of artificial intelligence, big data, smart data and digital transformation.

A visualisation of knowledge graphs means that complex connections and relationships between different data are represented graphically. A knowledge graph is like a network: different pieces of information (e.g. people, companies or terms) are represented as so-called nodes, which are connected to each other by lines (edges) if they are related to each other.

Imagine you want to find out how different departments in your organisation work together. With a visualisation of knowledge graphs, you could see which teams communicate frequently and where there is less exchange. This helps you to quickly recognise correlations and make optimisations.

The visualisation of knowledge graphs enables a quick overview and supports well-founded decisions, especially with the large amounts of data that arise in modern companies. Visualisation tools help to reveal even hidden patterns that are easily overlooked in traditional tables.

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Sanjay Sauldie

Sanjay Sauldie is a digital strategist, speaker and developer of the transruption toolkit, which companies can use to make their digital transformation measurable, human and sustainable. With kiROI - the AI-based approach to value creation in the digital age - he helps self-employed people and companies to integrate artificial intelligence into their processes in a practical way. With his outstanding marketing strategy iROI, he has already led countless companies to greater visibility and thus more profits. He combines digital innovation with disruptive thinking models for a sustainable business strategy. He studied mathematics and computer science at the University of Cologne, completed a Master of Science in Digital Disruption at the University of Salford (UK) and a Design Thinking programme at MIT/EMERITUS Singapore. As a multiple award-winning expert - including the Golden Web Award and the Innovation Award of the Initiative Mittelstand - he advises SMEs and corporations. His motto: "Digitalisation is not an end in itself - it must serve people."

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