Ekg approach

An Enterprise Knowledge Graph is a type of database that stores and organizes information about an organization's various entities, such as products, people, customers, suppliers, and logistics assets, as well as the relationships between these entities. In a supply chain management context, an Enterprise Knowledge Graph can be used to capture and organize information about the various components of the supply chain, including suppliers, manufacturers, warehouses, distribution centers, and retailers.

By using an Enterprise Knowledge Graph to manage supply chain information, an organization can gain a more comprehensive and up-to-date understanding of its supply chain operations. This can enable the organization to make more informed and efficient decisions about managing its resources, such as identifying bottlenecks in the supply chain, optimizing inventory levels, and improving delivery times.

In addition, an Enterprise Knowledge Graph can be used to facilitate collaboration and communication between different parties in the supply chain. For example, an Enterprise Knowledge Graph could be used to share real-time updates about inventory levels, delivery schedules, and other supply chain-related information with suppliers, manufacturers, and other partners. This can help to improve coordination and reduce the risk of disruptions in the supply chain.

Overall, the use of an Enterprise Knowledge Graph can help organizations to better manage their supply chains, improve efficiency, and reduce costs.

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Work in progress, describe how this capability would be delivered or supported using an EKG approach, making the link to the "how" i.e. the EKG/Method.