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?

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October 1, 4:45
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Events Event Speaker Robert Sanderson
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Session Title
Semantic Projects: Progress, Usability, and Precision