SESSION 1
Foundations,
Knowledge Graphs
& KGMT
Session 1 - Foundations, Knowledge Graphs & KGMT
1.1 Knowledge graphs in plain language: entities, relationships, semantics
1.2 When graphs help
1.3 Common business use cases across industries
1.4 KGMT overview
1.5 Stakeholder communication: explaining value and scope
1.6 Deep dive into Knowledge Graphs
1.7 Q&A
1.2 When graphs help
1.3 Common business use cases across industries
1.4 KGMT overview
1.5 Stakeholder communication: explaining value and scope
1.6 Deep dive into Knowledge Graphs
1.7 Q&A
Course Description
Who is this course for?
Meet the Course Tutors
Edwin Trebels
| Founder at LangOptima
About EDWIN
Edwin Trebels is the Founder at LangOptima.
With 20 years in the localization industry, Edwin has progressed from junior manager and DTP production assistant to where he is today as a recognized LangOps Pioneer by LangOps.org.
Edwin’s expertise spans enterprise translation software, machine translation, and innovative SaaS solutions for language services.
Edwin’s expertise spans enterprise translation software, machine translation, and innovative SaaS solutions for language services.
Prasad Yalamanchi
| Founder and CEO at Lead Semantics
About Prasad
Prasad Yalamanchi is the Founder and CEO of Lead Semantics, a partner of LangOptima.
Lead Semantics is the developer of TextDistil - a language comprehension platform solution that transforms unstructured content into structured knowledge graphs.
Prasad brings his extensive expertise in computational linguistics and knowledge engineering to commercial applications of unstructured data.
He possesses a Master’s degree in Computer Science and Computational Linguistics.
In addition to his work at Lead Semantics, Prasad also serves as chair on select ontology engineering and natural language processing training programs and conferences.
Lead Semantics is the developer of TextDistil - a language comprehension platform solution that transforms unstructured content into structured knowledge graphs.
Prasad brings his extensive expertise in computational linguistics and knowledge engineering to commercial applications of unstructured data.
He possesses a Master’s degree in Computer Science and Computational Linguistics.
In addition to his work at Lead Semantics, Prasad also serves as chair on select ontology engineering and natural language processing training programs and conferences.



