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Knowledge Graph 101

Knowledge Graph 101

The Definitive Guide

The Definitive Guide

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Knowledge Graph

Knowledge Graph

Move from surface-level results to deeper context, trusted personalization, and a structured understanding of how everything relates.

Move from surface-level results to deeper context, trusted personalization, and a structured understanding of how everything relates.

Understand how entities and relationships form the core of a Knowledge Graph.

Break down the building blocks: entities, attributes, and relationships.

See why structured relationships improve search and AI understanding.

RAG 101

The Definitive Guide

to

Knowledge Graph

Move from surface-level results to deeper context, trusted personalization, and a structured understanding of how everything relates.

Understand how entities and relationships form the core of a Knowledge Graph.

Break down the building blocks: entities, attributes, and relationships.

See why structured relationships improve search and AI understanding.

Introduction to Knowledge Graphs

Introduction to Knowledge Graphs

AI Search surfaces what matches.
Knowledge Graph–powered search understands how everything connects.

AI Search surfaces what matches.
Knowledge Graph–powered search understands how everything connects.

AI Search surfaces what matches.
Knowledge Graph–powered search understands how everything connects.

Everything your enterprise needs to make decisions already exists. The problem is that it lives across too many systems that don’t naturally connect.

Everything your enterprise needs to make decisions already exists. The problem is that it lives across too many systems that don’t naturally connect.

Policies sit in one place. Updates live somewhere else. Context is buried in tickets, emails, or chat threads. Nothing is technically missing — but nothing is aligned either.

We can use Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) to address the limitations of large language models – incorporating real-time, reliable information grounded in the latest internal data.

Search can retrieve what matches your query. It cannot show how those pieces relate. So people still open multiple tabs, double-check details, and ask someone else to confirm what’s correct.

We can use Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) to address the limitations of large language models – incorporating real-time, reliable information grounded in the latest internal data.

Knowledge Graphs addresses these frictions by accurately modeling how entities, systems, and events relate across the enterprise. When those relationships are visible, search becomes clearer — and AI responses become easier to trust.

We can use Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) to address the limitations of large language models – incorporating real-time, reliable information grounded in the latest internal data.

RAG integrates your organization’s vast knowledge base—documents, databases, or any other relevant data source—with the LLM, enabling your AI applications to scour through specific data sets outside of its training domain.

Enterprise knowledge graph search helps organizations move from searching for content to understanding information. It looks beyond files and systems to recognize people, data, and relationships — and how they connect across the business — so results reflect real intent, not just keywords.

Enterprise knowledge graph search helps organizations move from searching for content to understanding information. It looks beyond files and systems to recognize people, data, and relationships — and how they connect across the business — so results reflect real intent, not just keywords.

By unifying structured and unstructured data into a single knowledge layer, it reveals insights that would otherwise stay hidden and gives AI a reliable foundation to work from. Answers become more accurate, more consistent, and easier to trust.

By unifying structured and unstructured data into a single knowledge layer, it reveals insights that would otherwise stay hidden and gives AI a reliable foundation to work from. Answers become more accurate, more consistent, and easier to trust.

In this guide, we explore how knowledge graphs work and why they are becoming essential for modern enterprise search and AI. You’ll also see how SearchBlox SearchAI combines knowledge graphs, hybrid search, and native RAG to turn fragmented enterprise data into personalized recommendations, accurate answers, useful summaries, and conversational experiences — delivered consistently across search, chat, and AI agents.

In this guide, we explore how knowledge graphs work and why they are becoming essential for modern enterprise search and AI. You’ll also see how SearchBlox SearchAI combines knowledge graphs, hybrid search, and native RAG to turn fragmented enterprise data into personalized recommendations, accurate answers, useful summaries, and conversational experiences — delivered consistently across search, chat, and AI agents.

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Your enterprise data — contextual, personalized and relevant with SearchAI

Discover What’s Possible

Your enterprise data — contextual, personalized and relevant with SearchAI

Discover What’s Possible

Your enterprise data — contextual, personalized and relevant with SearchAI

What is a Knowledge Graph?

What is a Knowledge Graph?

What is a Knowledge Graph?

Knowledge Graph Search lets you search facts, entities, and relationships - not just text - and is the foundation for trustworthy, explainable AI search.

Knowledge Graph Search lets you search facts, entities, and relationships - not just text - and is the foundation for trustworthy, explainable AI search.

Knowledge Graph Search lets you search facts, entities, and relationships - not just text - and is the foundation for trustworthy, explainable AI search.

What is knaowledge Graphs
What is knaowledge Graphs
What is knaowledge Graphs

A knowledge graph is a structured representation of information that connects entities, relationships, and attributes into a unified semantic model. Unlike traditional search systems that rely on isolated documents or keyword matching, a knowledge graph models how data points relate to one another across systems.

A knowledge graph is a structured representation of information that connects entities, relationships, and attributes into a unified semantic model. Unlike traditional search systems that rely on isolated documents or keyword matching, a knowledge graph models how data points relate to one another across systems.

By defining entities such as people, products, policies, and processes — and mapping how they connect — a knowledge graph creates a living semantic layer that enables contextual search, reasoning, and explainable AI.

By defining entities such as people, products, policies, and processes — and mapping how they connect — a knowledge graph creates a living semantic layer that enables contextual search, reasoning, and explainable AI.

In enterprise environments, this structured relationship model allows systems to understand meaning, not just text.

In enterprise environments, this structured relationship model allows systems to understand meaning, not just text.

At its core, a knowledge graph is built on three fundamental components:

  • Entities – the “things” an organization cares about (for example, employees, customers, policies, products, projects, or applications).

  • Attributes – descriptive details about those entities (such as names, dates, roles, locations, or statuses).

  • Relationships – the meaningful connections between entities (for example, an employee works on a project, a document is governed by a policy, or a customer uses a product).

At its core, a knowledge graph is built on three fundamental components:

  • Entities – the “things” an organization cares about (for example, employees, customers, policies, products, projects, or applications).

  • Attributes – descriptive details about those entities (such as names, dates, roles, locations, or statuses).

  • Relationships – the meaningful connections between entities (for example, an employee works on a project, a document is governed by a policy, or a customer uses a product).

Together, these components form a graph structure where information is linked rather than siloed. This structure mirrors how humans naturally understand information, i.e through context and connection, thus making data easier to discover, interpret, and use.

At its core, a knowledge graph is built on three fundamental components:

  • Entities – the “things” an organization cares about (for example, employees, customers, policies, products, projects, or applications).

  • Attributes – descriptive details about those entities (such as names, dates, roles, locations, or statuses).

  • Relationships – the meaningful connections between entities (for example, an employee works on a project, a document is governed by a policy, or a customer uses a product).


  • Together, these components form a graph structure where information is linked rather than siloed. This structure mirrors how humans naturally understand information, i.e through context and connection, thus making data easier to discover, interpret, and use.

Together, these components form a graph structure where information is linked rather than siloed. This structure mirrors how humans naturally understand information, i.e through context and connection, thus making data easier to discover, interpret, and use.

How Knowledge Graphs Work?

How Knowledge Graphs Work?

Knowledge Graphs unify structured and unstructured data into a dynamic semantic network — enabling systems to understand relationships, context, and meaning, not just return search results.

Knowledge Graphs unify structured and unstructured data into a dynamic semantic network — enabling systems to understand relationships, context, and meaning, not just return search results.

Knowledge Graphs unify structured and unstructured data into a dynamic semantic layer — enabling systems to understand relationships, context, and meaning, not just return search results.

Knowledge graphs are created by integrating data from multiple sources—such as content repositories, databases, enterprise applications, and third-party systems—and enriching that data with metadata and semantic meaning. The entities, attributes, and relationships are all components that are extracted from the ingested data. Each concept is identified and linked based on specific relationships from a schema and this is used to model the graph. Knowledge graphs can be built with unstructured or structured data. Technologies like natural language processing (NLP), machine learning, and entity extraction are often used to identify key entities and relationships within unstructured content such as documents, emails, and webpages.


A knowledge graph works by transforming structured and unstructured data into connected relationships. Using entity extraction and semantic modeling, systems identify key concepts and define how they relate through subject–predicate–object relationships.


These relationships are stored in a graph database, where nodes represent entities and edges represent connections. This graph structure enables systems to traverse relationships efficiently, supporting contextual retrieval, inference, and structured responses.

At the core, a Knowledge Graph combines:

  • A business ontology — a shared vocabulary of entities and relationships

  • A semantic model that understands context and meaning

  • A graph database that naturally represents connections

  • Integrated data from internal and external sources 


This enables systems to answer complex queries like:

“Which products improved quarter-over-quarter revenue in regions with rising service requests?”
With context, relationships, and reasoning — not just matching text.

Knowledge graphs are created by integrating data from multiple sources—such as content repositories, databases, enterprise applications, and third-party systems—and enriching that data with metadata and semantic meaning. The entities, attributes, and relationships are all components that are extracted from the ingested data. Each concept is identified and linked based on specific relationships from a schema and this is used to model the graph. Knowledge graphs can be built with unstructured or structured data. Technologies like natural language processing (NLP), machine learning, and entity extraction are often used to identify key entities and relationships within unstructured content such as documents, emails, and webpages.


A knowledge graph works by transforming structured and unstructured data into connected relationships. Using entity extraction and semantic modeling, systems identify key concepts and define how they relate through subject–predicate–object relationships.


These relationships are stored in a graph database, where nodes represent entities and edges represent connections. This graph structure enables systems to traverse relationships efficiently, supporting contextual retrieval, inference, and structured responses.

At the core, a Knowledge Graph combines:

  • A business ontology — a shared vocabulary of entities and relationships

  • A semantic model that understands context and meaning

  • A graph database that naturally represents connections

  • Integrated data from internal and external sources 


This enables systems to answer complex queries like:

“Which products improved quarter-over-quarter revenue in regions with rising service requests?”
With context, relationships, and reasoning — not just matching text.

The  graph model can continuously evolve as new information is added or updated. This living structure ensures that the knowledge graph stays current and reflects the real state of the organization.

The  graph model can continuously evolve as new information is added or updated. This living structure ensures that the knowledge graph stays current and reflects the real state of the organization.

The  graph model can continuously evolve as new information is added or updated. This living structure ensures that the knowledge graph stays current and reflects the real state of the organization.

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Diagram of Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) in enterprise search
Diagram of Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) in enterprise search

Core Components of a Knowledge Graph

Core Components of a Knowledge Graph

Core Components of a Knowledge Graph

A knowledge graph is built on a structured foundation that connects entities, relationships, and data into a unified semantic model. These core components enable systems to represent knowledge explicitly rather than relying on isolated documents or keywords.

A knowledge graph is built on a structured foundation that connects entities, relationships, and data into a unified semantic model. These core components enable systems to represent knowledge explicitly rather than relying on isolated documents or keywords.

A knowledge graph is built on a structured foundation that connects entities, relationships, and data into a unified semantic model. These core components enable systems to represent knowledge explicitly rather than relying on isolated documents or keywords.

The Role of Knowledge Graphs in Enterprise Search

The Role of Knowledge Graphs in Enterprise Search

The Role of Knowledge Graphs in Enterprise Search

Knowledge graphs add structure, meaning, and relationships to enterprise data, enabling systems to reason, not just retrieve.

Knowledge graphs add structure, meaning, and relationships to enterprise data, enabling systems to reason, not just retrieve.

Knowledge graphs add structure, meaning, and relationships to enterprise data, enabling systems to reason, not just retrieve.

SearchBlox Enterprise Search

Building the Future of Intelligent Search

Building the Future of Intelligent Search

Building the Future of Intelligent Search

– Improved Information Access

– Improved Information Access

– Improved Information Access

– Enhanced Analytics

– Enhanced Analytics

– Enhanced Analytics

– Easy to deploy - On-Prem, Cloud or Hybrid Cloud

– Easy to deploy - On-Prem, Cloud or Hybrid Cloud

– Easy to deploy - On-Prem, Cloud or Hybrid Cloud

Hybrid Search vs Knowledge Graph - What’s the Difference?

Hybrid Search vs Knowledge Graph - What’s the Difference?

Hybrid Search vs Knowledge Graph - What’s the Difference?

Hybrid search retrieves relevant content.
Knowledge graphs enable connected intelligence.

Hybrid search retrieves relevant content.
Knowledge graphs enable connected intelligence.

Hybrid search retrieves relevant content.
Knowledge graphs enable connected intelligence.

A knowledge graph introduces a structured semantic layer that explicitly defines how entities connect. When combined with hybrid search, it enhances retrieval with relationship-aware reasoning, enabling more structured answers and deeper contextual understanding.

Product Discovery

AI ChatBot

AI Overviews

Hybrid Search (Keyword + Vector)

Searches by keywords + meaning

Returns relevant files

Ranks by similarity

Works at the catalog level

Hybrid Search with Knowledge Graph

Connects people, products, vendors, systems

Understands how they relate

Surfaces hidden relationships

Works at entity and relationship level

Product Discovery

AI ChatBot

AI Overviews

Hybrid Search (Keyword + Vector)

Searches by keywords + meaning

Returns relevant files

Ranks by similarity

Works at the catalog level

Hybrid Search with Knowledge Graph

Connects people, products, vendors, systems

Understands how they relate

Surfaces hidden relationships

Works at entity and relationship level

Product Discovery

AI ChatBot

AI Overviews

Hybrid Search (Keyword + Vector)

Searches by keywords + meaning

Returns relevant files

Ranks by similarity

Works at the catalog level

Hybrid Search with Knowledge Graph

Connects people, products, vendors, systems

Understands how they relate

Surfaces hidden relationships

Works at entity and relationship level

Knowledge Graph-Powered by SearchAI

Knowledge Graph-Powered by SearchAI

Smarter Discovery. Contextual AI. Connected Intelligence.

Smarter Discovery. Contextual AI. Connected Intelligence.

Intelligent Product Discovery

Intelligent Product Discovery

SearchAI uses its knowledge graph to understand product attributes, features, categories, and real relationships — not just keywords.

Context-Aware AI Chat

Context-Aware AI Chat

SearchAI’s ChatBot is grounded in structured enterprise knowledge. The knowledge graph links entities, policies, products, and documents — allowing responses to reflect relationships, not isolated chunks.

AI Overviews

AI Overviews

SearchAI enhances AI-generated summaries by grounding responses in entity relationships. Instead of generic summaries, answers are built from connected knowledge.

Relationship-Driven AI Agents

Relationship-Driven AI Agents

SearchAI’s agents leverage the knowledge graph to navigate dependencies across systems — connecting data, workflows, and decision logic.

Knowledge Graph-Powered by SearchAI

Smarter Discovery. Contextual AI. Connected Intelligence.

Intelligent Product Discovery

SearchAI uses its knowledge graph to understand product attributes, features, categories, and real relationships — not just keywords.

Context-Aware AI Chat

SearchAI’s ChatBot is grounded in structured enterprise knowledge. The knowledge graph links entities, policies, products, and documents — allowing responses to reflect relationships, not isolated chunks.

AI Overviews

SearchAI enhances AI-generated summaries by grounding responses in entity relationships. Instead of generic summaries, answers are built from connected knowledge.

Relationship-Driven AI Agents

SearchAI’s agents leverage the knowledge graph to navigate dependencies across systems — connecting data, workflows, and decision logic.

Feeling overwhelmed?

Feeling overwhelmed?

Feeling overwhelmed?

We can help.

We can help.

We can help.

Schedule a private consultation to see how SearchAI Knowledge Graph will make a difference across Product Discovery, AI Overviews, and Customer Support.

Schedule a private consultation to see how SearchAI Knowledge Graph will make a difference across Product Discovery, AI Overviews, and Customer Support.

Break Down Data Silos

Break Down Data Silos

Break Down Data Silos

Knowledge graphs unify data from disparate sources — CRM, ERP, content repositories, legacy systems — into an interconnected view. This eliminates fragmentation and gives teams a single source of truth to explore and analyze.

Knowledge graphs unify data from disparate sources — CRM, ERP, content repositories, legacy systems — into an interconnected view. This eliminates fragmentation and gives teams a single source of truth to explore and analyze.

Knowledge graphs unify data from disparate sources — CRM, ERP, content repositories, legacy systems — into an interconnected view. This eliminates fragmentation and gives teams a single source of truth to explore and analyze.

Smarter Enterprise Search

Traditional search finds keywords. Knowledge graphs find meaningful connections across your information. This means users can ask questions in natural language and receive context-aware answers that reflect intent, not just matching terms.

Smarter Enterprise Search

Traditional search finds keywords. Knowledge graphs find meaningful connections across your information. This means users can ask questions in natural language and receive context-aware answers that reflect intent, not just matching terms.

Smarter Enterprise Search

Traditional search finds keywords. Knowledge graphs find meaningful connections across your information. This means users can ask questions in natural language and receive context-aware answers that reflect intent, not just matching terms.

Trustworthy AI & Contextual Response

Trustworthy AI & Contextual Response

Trustworthy AI & Contextual Response

Large language models (LLMs) can generate fluent text — but without context, they can hallucinate or provide inaccurate answers. Knowledge graphs ground AI with factual business knowledge, ensuring responses are accurate, reliable and explainable.

Large language models (LLMs) can generate fluent text — but without context, they can hallucinate or provide inaccurate answers. Knowledge graphs ground AI with factual business knowledge, ensuring responses are accurate, reliable and explainable.

Large language models (LLMs) can generate fluent text — but without context, they can hallucinate or provide inaccurate answers. Knowledge graphs ground AI with factual business knowledge, ensuring responses are accurate, reliable and explainable.

Improved Data Quality

Improved Data Quality

Improved Data Quality

By defining entities, attributes, and relationships centrally, knowledge graphs help standardize how information is represented across systems. This reduces duplication, resolves inconsistencies, and ensures teams are working with accurate, trusted data — improving confidence in analytics and decision-making.

By defining entities, attributes, and relationships centrally, knowledge graphs help standardize how information is represented across systems. This reduces duplication, resolves inconsistencies, and ensures teams are working with accurate, trusted data — improving confidence in analytics and decision-making.

By defining entities, attributes, and relationships centrally, knowledge graphs help standardize how information is represented across systems. This reduces duplication, resolves inconsistencies, and ensures teams are working with accurate, trusted data — improving confidence in analytics and decision-making.

Accelerated Time-to-Value

Knowledge graphs reduce the time spent searching, reconciling, and interpreting data across silos. Teams can move from question to insight faster, enabling quicker experimentation, faster project delivery, and measurable productivity gains across the organization.

Accelerated Time-to-Value

Knowledge graphs reduce the time spent searching, reconciling, and interpreting data across silos. Teams can move from question to insight faster, enabling quicker experimentation, faster project delivery, and measurable productivity gains across the organization.

Accelerated Time-to-Value

Knowledge graphs reduce the time spent searching, reconciling, and interpreting data across silos. Teams can move from question to insight faster, enabling quicker experimentation, faster project delivery, and measurable productivity gains across the organization.

Why Adopt Knowledge Graphs

Why Adopt Knowledge Graphs

Why Adopt Knowledge Graphs

Knowledge Graphs connect data across various data sources. Learn how organizations can harness the power of Knowledge Graphs to improve customer services, shorten service times, and improve product discovery.

Knowledge Graphs connect data across various data sources. Learn how organizations can harness the power of Knowledge Graphs to improve customer services, shorten service times, and improve product discovery.

Knowledge Graphs connect data across various data sources. Learn how organizations can harness the power of Knowledge Graphs to improve customer services, shorten service times, and improve product discovery.

Industry Applications

Industry Applications

Industry Applications

Knowledge Graphs in Action

Knowledge Graphs in Action

Knowledge Graphs in Action

Knowledge Graphs help businesses realize their potential, infusing a data-driven culture where AI drives exponential returns.

Knowledge Graphs help businesses realize their potential, infusing a data-driven culture where AI drives exponential returns.

Knowledge Graphs help businesses realize their potential, infusing a data-driven culture where AI drives exponential returns.

Enterprise Search & Knowledge Discovery

Enterprise Search & Knowledge Discovery

Enterprise Search & Knowledge Discovery

Knowledge Graphs help organizations Improve internal search practices to enable employees to find answers quickly, thus boosting productivity and reducing support costs. 

Knowledge Graphs help organizations Improve internal search practices to enable employees to find answers quickly, thus boosting productivity and reducing support costs. 

Knowledge Graphs help organizations Improve internal search practices to enable employees to find answers quickly, thus boosting productivity and reducing support costs. 

AI-Driven Applications

AI-Driven Applications

AI-Driven Applications

Knowledge Graphs help to ground AI models used by organizations in structured business logic leading to reduced hallucinations, increased accuracy, and improved answers.

Knowledge Graphs help to ground AI models used by organizations in structured business logic leading to reduced hallucinations, increased accuracy, and improved answers.

Knowledge Graphs help to ground AI models used by organizations in structured business logic leading to reduced hallucinations, increased accuracy, and improved answers.

Compliance & Risk Intelligence

Compliance & Risk Intelligence

Compliance & Risk Intelligence

Knowledge Graphs enable organizations to map relationships across entities to highlight risk, ensure audits, and adhere to regulations.

Knowledge Graphs enable organizations to map relationships across entities to highlight risk, ensure audits, and adhere to regulations.

Knowledge Graphs enable organizations to map relationships across entities to highlight risk, ensure audits, and adhere to regulations.

Master Data Management

Master Data Management

Master Data Management

Commercial organizations can use Knowledge Graphs to unify customer, product, and asset records across systems for consistent, trusted insights.

Commercial organizations can use Knowledge Graphs to unify customer, product, and asset records across systems for consistent, trusted insights.

Commercial organizations can use Knowledge Graphs to unify customer, product, and asset records across systems for consistent, trusted insights.

Recommendation & Personalization Engines

Recommendation & Personalization Engines

Recommendation & Personalization Engines

Knowledge graphs enable smarter recommendations by understanding real relationships between users, products, and behaviors. They connect customer activity, product attributes, and purchase history to deliver highly personalized search results and product recommendations.

Knowledge graphs enable smarter recommendations by understanding real relationships between users, products, and behaviors. They connect customer activity, product attributes, and purchase history to deliver highly personalized search results and product recommendations.

Knowledge graphs enable smarter recommendations by understanding real relationships between users, products, and behaviors. They connect customer activity, product attributes, and purchase history to deliver highly personalized search results and product recommendations.

Operational Intelligence & Process Optimization

Operational Intelligence & Process Optimization

Operational Intelligence & Process Optimization

Enterprise operations generate massive amounts of structured and unstructured data — SOPs, incident reports, tickets, logs, performance metrics, and system dependencies. On their own, these data sources provide limited visibility.

Enterprise operations generate massive amounts of structured and unstructured data — SOPs, incident reports, tickets, logs, performance metrics, and system dependencies. On their own, these data sources provide limited visibility.

Enterprise operations generate massive amounts of structured and unstructured data — SOPs, incident reports, tickets, logs, performance metrics, and system dependencies. On their own, these data sources provide limited visibility.

Getting Started

Getting Started

Getting Started

Build Your Enterprise Knowledge Graph with SearchAI

Build Your Enterprise Knowledge Graph with SearchAI

Build Your Enterprise Knowledge Graph with SearchAI

SearchAI’s knowledge graph creates a living semantic layer across your enterprise systems. By connecting entities, modeling relationships, and integrating hybrid retrieval, it transforms fragmented data into structured intelligence that powers product discovery, AI chat, overviews, and intelligent agents.

SearchAI’s knowledge graph creates a living semantic layer across your enterprise systems. By connecting entities, modeling relationships, and integrating hybrid retrieval, it transforms fragmented data into structured intelligence that powers product discovery, AI chat, overviews, and intelligent agents.

SearchAI’s knowledge graph creates a living semantic layer across your enterprise systems. By connecting entities, modeling relationships, and integrating hybrid retrieval, it transforms fragmented data into structured intelligence that powers product discovery, AI chat, overviews, and intelligent agents.

Get started by connecting your data sources, defining your knowledge model, and enabling hybrid retrieval that combines keywords, semantics, and knowledge graph relationships.

Get started by connecting your data sources, defining your knowledge model, and enabling hybrid retrieval that combines keywords, semantics, and knowledge graph relationships.

Get started by connecting your data sources, defining your knowledge model, and enabling hybrid retrieval that combines keywords, semantics, and knowledge graph relationships.

Here is your roadmap to deploying SearchAI with knowledge graphs:

Here is your roadmap to deploying SearchAI with knowledge graphs:

Here is your roadmap to deploying SearchAI with knowledge graphs:

1. Define Business-Critical Entities and Relationships

1. Define Business-Critical Entities and Relationships

1. Define Business-Critical Entities and Relationships

2. Integrate Enterprise Data Sources

2. Integrate Enterprise Data Sources

2. Integrate Enterprise Data Sources

3. Enable Entity & Relationship Extraction

3. Enable Entity & Relationship Extraction

3. Enable Entity & Relationship Extraction

4. Build the Hybrid Semantic Index

4. Build the Hybrid Semantic Index

4. Build the Hybrid Semantic Index

5. Power Product Discovery & eCommerce Search

5. Power Product Discovery & eCommerce Search

5. Power Product Discovery & eCommerce Search

6. Ground AI Chat & AI Overviews

6. Ground AI Chat & AI Overviews

6. Ground AI Chat & AI Overviews

7. Enable Relationship-Driven AI Agents

7. Enable Relationship-Driven AI Agents

7. Enable Relationship-Driven AI Agents

8. Deploy with Enterprise Flexibility

8. Deploy with Enterprise Flexibility

8. Deploy with Enterprise Flexibility

Continuously Refine the Semantic Layer

Continuously Refine the Semantic Layer

Continuously Refine the Semantic Layer

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Build your Connected Enterprise Semantic Layer

Build your Connected Enterprise Semantic Layer

Build your Connected Enterprise Semantic Layer

Improve discovery, accuracy, and confidence by connecting enterprise knowledge into a single semantic layer that powers contextual search and explainable AI experiences.

Improve discovery, accuracy, and confidence by connecting enterprise knowledge into a single semantic layer that powers contextual search and explainable AI experiences.

Improve discovery, accuracy, and confidence by connecting enterprise knowledge into a single semantic layer that powers contextual search and explainable AI experiences.