Personal Knowledge Graphs: A new paradigm for data sovereignty, productivity and creativity | Panel Discussion

Are your personal data, documents, files and messages all over the place?

Do you find yourself switching between applications, devices and files, unable to remember or find what you were looking for?

Would it make you feel better to know that it's not entirely your fault, and maybe there is a way out?

You know the stories about how the volume of data the world generates every day has gone through the roof. You know how most platforms want to lock you and your data in.

The volume and complexity of data each person has to manage today is comparable to what business owners and knowledge management professionals had to manage a few years ago.

What if each one of us could use the tools and practices professionals use to manage their data and build knowledge, while avoiding vendor lock-in?

A new generation of tools aiming to democratize access to knowledge management best practices and technology previously reserved for professional use is on the rise.

These tools, geared towards personal use, come in many shapes and forms. But they have one thing in common: they treat connections and context as first-class citizens, leveraging the graph paradigm.

Join us as we explore the rise of the Personal Knowledge Graph, and discuss use cases, tools, features and functionality, challenges and opportunities, and how to get started.

This panel will help define and explore the interplay between the most advanced technology for managing data and knowledge and user-oriented tools.

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