An organization-wide knowledge graph with the analytical power to unlock enterprise potential

DUBLIN - March 28, 2023 - PRLog -- Ask any developer their thoughts on getting involved in a content management system (CMS) project and the look of dread will be in plain sight. So when a company comes along and says that CMS can unlock the experience, knowledge, and data of an enterprise to deliver on the promise of true knowledge management, the first reaction may be to scoff.

TerminusDB is that company and is positioning itself as the answer to knowledge management for complex operations with the launch of a new product called TerminusCMS. It connects content, documentation, data, and processes to turn CMS from a resource drain into a cross-functional semantic knowledge center.

TerminusCMS is an open-source, headless, and developer-focused CMS. It is a graph database and document store. TerminusCMS' schema model incorporates operational/transactional data, content, documentation, and media. Businesses create an organization-wide knowledge graph. This knowledge graph bridges content and data silos to make it accessible and useable across the business.

Graph databases excel at modeling complex relationships. Global organizations are complicated environments with huge supply chains, multi-regional teams, and local regulatory compliance needs. Semantic relationships between people, content, and data make it possible to obtain knowledge from day-to-day operations and transactions.

Developers can use TerminusCMS' analytics engine to query and analyze the knowledge graph. Transactional and operational data, and once siloed content, is discoverable and useable for things such as leadership reporting, managing compliance, and providing 365 customer views. TerminusCMS delivers the right information to the right people.

Gavin Mendel Gleason, TerminusDB CTO, commented, "Take a manufacturing company for instance, product marketing produces a product specification using Word. Instead of using Word, product management uses TerminusCMS. They have a simple user interface to input the data. This information can be reused, without duplication of work, across websites and applications.

"The information is also machine-readable and discoverable using queries. For example, management wants to make changes to a product component to make it cheaper to produce. They need to see which products use this component. A quick search lists all products that include this component within the specification."

OpenAI's ChatGPT has thrust the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) into the public eye and organizations have an opportunity to embed intelligent chat and discovery into their applications, websites, and back-office systems. There is no better way to do this than by leveraging semantically connected data, content, and knowledge to train AI to deliver innovations for internal processes and customer experiences.

TerminusCMS gives IT professionals the tools to build a knowledge infrastructure to drive front-of-house and back-office applications.

TerminusCMS is knowledge and content infrastructure for the connected world.

For more information about TerminusCMS, visit terminusdb.com.