Case Study
Designing Search on a Knowledge Graph
A national research organization faced challenges making its extensive research outputs easier to find and use. With multiple domains producing large volumes of projects, publications, and events, content was spread across disconnected systems, limiting accessibility for users such as researchers and subject matter experts. This made it difficult to quickly locate past research needed to inform decisions on operations, policies, facility design, and safety programs. The lack of centralized visibility reduced efficiency and hindered effective use of one of the world’s largest research bibliographic databases, highlighting the need for improved search, organization, and access to critical knowledge assets.
