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A shared data model and glossary across the entire organization
A representation of the important core business entities, how they relate, the vocabularies, and what the terminology means
Important for these Maturity Models
Information Management Maturity Model
Stage 1: Domain Model - Maturity Stage
The business has a shared map of its core business elements and how they relate to one another. This is a key foundational step.
Information Management Maturity Model
Stage 4: Knowledge Graph in Production - Maturity Stage
The core business assets are described and organized with context and meaning.
Delivered by these Product Features
Visual graph explorer
A state of the art knowledge graph explorer to navigate and visualise connectivity through your data.
Visual domain model builder
Data Graphs puts your domain model front and center and has a dedicated visual user experience to construct your ontologies and models.
Involves these Technologies
Domain Modelling
Domain modelling is a technique used in Domain-Driven Design for representing the concepts and relationships of a domain in a way that is understandable by both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
Ontologies
Information Architecture
Data Language is an industry leader in Information Architecture, including information modelling, ontology design, and practical knowledge graph implementation. Information architecture is a key aspect of delivering data driven products.
Domain-Driven Design (DDD)
Data Language have a strong track record in Domain-Driven Design (DDD), and we regularly use this process to generate a "Domain Model". Domain-Driven Design hugely benefits all parts of a business, to get the best from staff, and to drive a shared understanding.
Inhibited by these Problems
People do not understand knowledge graphs
Knowledge graphs are a particular way of representing information. As at 2023, knowledge graphs are not commonplace, and require explanation to most people.
No shared understanding of the core business structure
Staff and teams have differing views and terminology for the important core business concepts and how they interrelate. If you ask them to draw a model, there will be many different views and terminologies.
