Knowledge Graph Conference 2022

For the fourth year in a row, Ontotext is sponsoring the Knowledge Graph Conference (KGC). The event will take place between 2 – 6 May 2022 in New York and virtually. The central theme is Knowledge Graphs for AI in the Enterprise.

During the conference, Peio Popov (VP of Business Operations at Ontotext USA) and Atanas Kiryakov (CEO, Ontotext) will deliver a presentation titled Leverage external ontologies and data to bootstrap a financial knowledge graph.

Ontotext will also host a workshop titled Power up your data with FIBO and GLEI, during the second day of the conference.

The Conference

The Knowledge Graph Conference bridges the gap between industry, which is increasingly recognizing the necessity of integrated data, and academia, where semantic technology has been developing for over twenty years. The events, education, content and community efforts facilitate meaningful exchange between diverse groups and increase awareness, development and adoption of this powerful technology.

Offered on Columbia University’s Morningside campus in New York City, the Knowledge Graph Conference is a world-class curated program that brings experienced practitioners, technology leaders, cutting-edge researchers, academics and vendors together for two days of presentations, discussions and networking on the topic of knowledge graphs.

The goals of the conference are to showcase major knowledge graphs implementations, to educate on how knowledge graphs are built, maintained and used, and to develop a community around technology leaders.

The program will cover thought leadership topics such as:

• Storing and Querying Knowledge Graphs;
• Formats and Languages;
• Metadata, Schemas, Ontologies and Taxonomies;
• Data Governance;
• Data Quality;
• Linked-data;
• Master Data Management;
• Knowledge Graphs for AI;
• Natural Language Processing;
• Understanding Knowledge Graph Embeddings;
• Visualization;
• Search and Answer Engine Optimization;
• Applications in Healthcare, Finance, Media and Open Data.

You can find more about the event here.