Brian Brewer · Founder & CTO
Enterprise metadata
into a knowledge graph.
Company, portfolio, and enterprise metadata software IP. Next chapter: a knowledge graph platform by license.
Why this is different
Enterprise metadata feeds a knowledge graph: how the company is defined and how it runs, plus the content that surrounds it. People and agents reason over real connections.
Enterprise metadata from many places.
Structured truth about how the enterprise is built and run: schemas and data models, applications, process flows, architecture, business vocabulary, subject areas, policies and ownership. Not a pile of files. That is the material people and agents need before “smart search” helps.
A knowledge graph fed by that metadata.
Metadata is everywhere: structured and unstructured. Schemas and applications on one side; data, documents, and communications on the other. Together they become connected things and relationships, with a trail back to origin, so people and agents can follow how the enterprise works.
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Shared meaning that shapes the graph.
Glossaries, controlled terms, subject areas, and the rules that keep them consistent, so the same idea means the same thing across systems. Definition layers fix names and metrics; enterprise metadata practice connects that meaning to the real estate. The graph is where people and agents can use it for decisions and AI.
Catalogs and definition layers answer “what does this mean?” A knowledge graph fed by enterprise metadata answers “how does this connect, and what can we trust for people and agents?”
Two Decades of Platform Innovation
We built enterprise metadata software before “data catalog” was a category: vocabulary, models, lineage and impact, technical and business meaning integrated across large estates. Classic product line is end of support; the discipline and proof remain. What most organizations still lack is that governed metadata foundation. Now the substrate can carry it as a knowledge graph for people and agents.
Products & IP →What began as the Metadata Appliance is now a knowledge graph platform: enterprise metadata from many sources feeds a governed graph so people and agents reason over connections and evidence. Not over definitions alone, and not over disconnected pieces of content.
It runs in your environment, by license. Your metadata, content, and graph stay under your control. Not open source, not a public product store.
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