Knowledge Base Management
Organises fragmented internal knowledge into connected, searchable context so employees can find answers and reuse expertise.
Business impact
- Model creation speed — Maana says its Knowledge Assistants help customers create models 3–10 times faster than when using other technology.
- Maintenance costs — Shell says the corrosion-related application aims to reduce maintenance costs.
- Unplanned downtime — Shell says the corrosion-related application aims to reduce unplanned downtime.
Data requirements
- Internal documents (text) — Technical papers, reports, emails, and other unstructured company documents are analysed.
- Relational databases (tabular) — DZDconnect combines graph databases with relational data.
- Internal company data (tabular) — Shell compiles and analyses company data from different parts of the business.
- Employee expertise — Maana’s knowledge graph captures people’s expertise and understanding of business processes.
AI methods and techniques
- Knowledge graphs — Used to represent and join data, context, and expertise across silos.
- Natural language processing — Used by Shell to extract information from unstructured documents and support knowledge graphs.
- Information extraction — DocAssist extracts relevant content from PDFs, technical papers, reports, and emails.
- GraphRAG — Neo4j describes it as a way to retrieve context from connected data for trustworthy AI.
- Agentic AI — Merck says Neo4j supports its agentic AI strategy for R&D knowledge work.
Industries
Real-world evidence
4 documented case studies on record.
Companies using this: Fujitsu, Shell, Deutsches Zentrum für Diabetesforschung (DZD), Merck Group.
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