Knowledge Grid

Knowledge Grid Overview

The Knowledge Grid (KG) serves as a foundational meta-layer that organizes and integrates all data stored across repositories and data objects like tables and views. This grid is the cornerstone of data management, providing a unified source of truth and knowledge essential for effective governance and utilization of data within AP.

Centralized Data Organization

At its core, the Knowledge Grid (KG) centralizes all data within AP, ensuring consistency and reliability across operations. It acts as the primary repository where data from various sources, including tables and views, is structured and made accessible for analysis and application development.

Role in Data Governance

The KG forms the backbone of data governance in ARPIA, establishing a structured environment where data policies are defined, enforced, and monitored. It supports compliance efforts by maintaining data integrity and providing a clear framework for managing data throughout its lifecycle.

Integration with Knowledge Graph

Within the ARPIA architecture, the Knowledge Grid integrates seamlessly with a Knowledge Graph (KG). This graph manages relationships between data entities, facilitating comprehensive insights and enabling connections across different data storage locations and logical sources.

Enhancing Data Connectivity

By consolidating data into a unified KG, ARPIA enhances data connectivity and accessibility. This capability allows users to access and analyze data from multiple repositories and sources, promoting a holistic approach to data management and decision-making.

Strengthening Data Integrity

The structured approach of the Knowledge Grid not only enhances data connectivity but also strengthens data integrity. By centralizing data management and governance functions, ARPIA ensures that data across the platform is consistent, reliable, and effectively utilized.