As Enterprise Knowledge Graphs (EKGs) grow, support teams will see an increase in demand for documentation about your EKG and how to access it. This means you will be spending more time writing and maintaining documentation.

This blog will review some of the best practices for generating high-quality, up-to-date documentation directly from your EKG’s metadata.

The Microsite Revolution

In the past, high-quality documentation was created by separate teams of technical writers that had the task of interviewing IT staff and then using tools such as Microsoft Word, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, and other expensive proprietary documentation tools. …

The last few weeks have been busy in the Enterprise Knowledge Graph (EKG) space. This blog will review the key events and put them in context for a new generation of Graph Systems Thinkers trying to understand the big-picture trends that will dominate the computing industry for the next few years.

The first event was the announcement that TigerGraph got an additional $105M in venture capital in its Series C fundraising round. This should be no surprise since TigerGraph already has a wide lead in the EKG market because of three facts:

1. It was designed from the ground up to…

On January 21st, the Raspberry Pi Foundation (a UK-based Charity) announced a new silicon chip that it designed. This chip, called the RP2040, has become the hottest development in the Maker Movement in the last five years. The RP2040 is at the heart of the $4 Raspberry Pi Pico development board.

The Pico is revolutionary because it offers over 100x the capabilities of the industry-standard Arduino Uno system at 1/5th the cost. At 2 cents per KB of SRAM, the Pico has 1/625th the cost-per-KB cost that of the Arduino Uno. There are many other blogs that compare the “Speeds…

Unlike the Raspberry Pi, the NVIDIA Jetson Nano does not come with a builtin sound device. To get sound working you have to purchase an additional USB sound dongle for $7.99. Getting this working with the new NVIDIA Jetson Nano LXDE desktop is a non-trivial process.

TL;DR; Check the device is present with lssub. Use the pmac list-cards command to find the driver name. Then use the Sound & Video ->PulseAudio Volume Control to set the correct Output for sound. Plug you speaker into the Green jack.

Getting sound working on the NVIDIA Jetson Nano is required for you to…

Last week, I was discussing the key features of an Enterprise Knowledge Graph (EKG) with some colleagues, and I realized that although we were using the same words, we were talking about different things. We had a problem with the semantics of the word “Enterprise”. This is a bit ironic since many of these people I was talking to had a strong background in semantics.

Many people co-mingle the terms from open linked data world and the semantic web stack's role with the concepts related to sustainability and scalability of enterprise knowledge graphs. My assertion is these are independent and…

This blog is a description of how to use the OpenAI GPT-3 generative natural language processing model to generate lesson plan content for STEM courses. We will show you what components of a course are easy to generate and how to tune the prompts to get better results. We will also show how you can tune the generated content that is age-appropriate for your classrooms.

These processes should also work for generating content for non-STEM courses. However, my focus is to help content managers generate technical content such as sample code, math formula (LaTeX), charts, chemical symbols, and architectural drawings…

We are trying to make the process of setting up an AI Racing League event as turn-key as possible. Central to the event’s success is allowing students to be able to quickly train a deep learning model in under 10 minutes. Although the Raspberry Pi and Nvidia Nano are excellent for gathering driving images and running real-time driving inference, they are just too slow to train your model on 10,000 image files. There are two options:

1. Get a high-speed internet connection at your events and give everyone cloud-based accounts for doing their training.
2. Have an on-site GPU server that the…

This blog will speculate on how enterprise knowledge graphs (EKGs) will evolve to contain specialized functions and specialized subgraphs. We will use metaphors from the evolution of centralized nervous systems (CNS) in primitive life forms to make some key points about architectural trade-off analysis.

If EKGs are really going to become the centralized “Brain” of organizations, they will need to evolve from where they are today to take on new roles. We also need to understand the challenges of depending on central control of organizations.

EKG and CNS Metaphor: Sponges, Octopuses, and the Human Brain

We will be using the metaphor of the CNS in organisms to discuss how EKGs…