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How Knowledge Graphs are closing the gap between intentions and actions

Knowledge graphs + generative AI: the enterprise knowledge-management problem that's finally getting solved.

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Why it matters

Generative AI is unblocking knowledge graphs as a practical enterprise tool — moving knowledge management from decades of broken promises to actual deployment that connects institutional memory to actionable workflows.

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8 to know
  1. Lemongrass co-founder Eamonn O'Neill argues generative AI is the missing piece for knowledge graphs

  2. Knowledge management has underdelivered for decades; recent AI progress changes the calculus

  3. Focus on connecting 'intentions' (what's in people's heads) with 'actions' (what systems do)

  4. Application: enterprise knowledge retrieval and workflow automation

  5. Lemongrass co-founder argues recent GenAI progress shifts the balance in knowledge management

  6. Focus on connecting human knowledge with system behavior

  7. Knowledge graphs as infrastructure for intent-to-action workflows

  8. Enterprise knowledge retrieval use case

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Publisher excerpt: Knowledge Management has promised to make it easier to find institutional knowledge for decades with mixed results. Lemongrass co-founder and CTO Eamonn O’Neill argues that recent progress in generative AI may shift the balance needed to compare and connect what’s in people’s heads with what…
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