A Big Think. A Small Start: Introducing a Set of Unification Protocols Looking for User Interfaces
Language is (finally) taking center stage in enterprise information management, and despite, or maybe because of, the near ubiquitous presence of AI in general and Large Language Models in particular, organizations are waking up to the need for foundational protocols they can count on
This presentation will demonstrate the value of Information Universals, and how they contribute stability to common offerings from business glossaries, knowledge graphs, data catalogs, and document tagging and retrieval.
My presentation will also pose a challenge for the IA community: What would user interfaces look like that can elegantly accommodate all four?
Speaker bio
John is a veteran practitioner in the Information Management discipline and the developer of a set of faceted classification protocols, called 'Q6', that expand on the foundational Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How sets of lexical semantics. His experience covers several industry verticals including Healthcare, Manufacturing, Oil and Gas, Education, Software Documentation, and Entertainment. John is currently working at the intersection of Knowledge Graphs, Large Language Models, and Enterprise Information Interoperability.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-o-gorman-b97ab2/