Knowledge graphs help you to bring together information from different information silos and to prepare it for the respective target group. They make connections explicit that normally only exist in the heads of employees and provide a valuable basis for better decisions. Knowledge graphs turn your information into explicit knowledge.
A knowledge graph contains a controlled vocabulary, one or more ontologies and instance data to make knowledge of a domain available. For this purpose, application-critical information from existing information silos is transferred to a graph database and “networked” there via a graph. Special applications access the information via query languages and make it available in a targeted manner.