Events Semantic Data New York 2026 Semantic Projects: Progress, Usability, and Precision

Understanding the trade-offs

End of Day Wrap-Up 

  • A final panel on:
    • The themes that emerged.
    • The practical trade-offs between progress, usability and precision. 
  • Panelists:  
    • With different perspectives and experiences.
    • Who recognize the challenges.
  • An audience:
    • To pose questions.
    • Share experiences.
    • Propose alternative perspectives.

Covering:

  • Approaches that help secure leadership and organizational buy-in for a knowledge graph strategy: 
    • What is most convincing.
    • What arguments and approaches don’t work well.
  • Balancing adoption and progress:
    • The relative value of making something visible and usable quickly, even if it is incomplete, versus prioritizing comprehensive coverage and precision from the outset?
  • A data-consumption perspective:
    • Usability and interaction – what’s important when semantic data is put into practice. 
    • What changes when data is consumed by a broader organization rather than a single team?

Discussing:

How can semantic projects balance the need to demonstrate progress quickly with the longer-term goal of building something comprehensive, precise and genuinely useful?

Display Date and Time
October 1, 4:45
Track
1
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Speaker Groups
Moderator
Individual Course Speaker
Events Event Speaker Robert Sanderson
Panelists
Individual Course Speaker
Events Event Speaker Nicole Buckenwolf
Events Event Speaker Ahren Lehnert
Events Event Speaker David Newbury
Events Event Speaker Drew Wanczowski
Programmatic Date Range
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Session Title
Semantic Projects: Progress, Usability, and Precision