AI · Definition

What is Knowledge graph?

A knowledge graph is a way of storing information as a network of entities, such as customers, products and suppliers, linked by named relationships like 'buys', 'supplies' or 'reports to'. Unlike rows in separate tables, it makes the connections themselves easy to query and reason about.

Why it matters for your business

Knowledge graphs help answer questions that span many linked records, and they can give AI assistants structured, verifiable facts that reduce guesswork in their answers.

Example

A distributor maps parts, suppliers and the products that use them in a knowledge graph, so it can quickly see which orders a supplier delay will affect.

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