12. October 2021
At the Pool Party Summit on November 3 and 4, 2021, you will learn how to improve your experience with the PoolParty Semantic Suite and implement powerful semantic technologies to make your processes smarter. Numerous exciting presentations await you: PANTOPIX will provide insights into two specific customer projects in its presentation.
The PoolParty Summit 2021 is intended to encourage customers, partners, experts, and interested participants to deepen their experience with semantic technologies among themselves and together with the PoolParty team. Join the first PoolParty Summit 2021 online and learn how PoolParty users benefit from their specific applications of the software across different industries and requirements.
See how you can benefit from holistic 360-degree views of your data with Enterprise 360, learn how to build robust platforms such as recommendation systems, question-answering systems, or semantic search based on your existing PoolParty taxonomies, and gain deep insight into the software’s key current and planned features.
Our expert lecture
PoolParty Use Case in Digital Asset Management (DAM):
Knowledge graphs in machinery and plant engineering [English only]
3. November, 15.00 pm
Karsten Schrempp, PANTOPIX
Companies in the mechanical and plant engineering sector around the world are currently showing strong interest in the use of knowledge graphs. We present two different use cases based on customer projects: a service portal and market/competitive intelligence.
Companies must provide their customers with excellent service. To do so, support organizations need various types of information, such as technical product data, spare parts information, or repair instructions. Knowledge graphs can be used to provide this information intelligently. We show how relevant information is linked in knowledge graphs in order to make all information quickly available to service technicians in a service portal, thereby improving and shortening the service process.
To improve and support their sales process, companies need information about competitors. We show how a knowledge graph can be used to model a company’s own products and those of its competitors, and to link them with the necessary sales information.
By the way: digital twins do not work without knowledge graphs either.
