Special Solutions Many activities at companies or public institutions can benefit from semantic technology or need the support that knowledge of connections provides. Here are a few examples:

		IT-Documentation Even in smaller companies, the IT landscape is highly complex. Which departments and business processes are affected when a particular server fails? Which software have we licensed, although it isn't even being used?
Which software have we licensed, although it isn't even being used? Which existing resources can I use to, say, implement a new application in a particular field? You can ask the network of interlinked IT resources, hardware and software, applications, processes, departments, contracts etc when you want to play through "What if?" scenarios, search for errors and bottlenecks or carry out analyses and statistical evaluations.
Organization Manual General subjects not belonging to the daily operational work of individual employees can prove a particular source of difficulty to new members of staff: From ordering a new printer through participating at a trade fair to taking on an intern – who has to be asked, what has to be kept in mind? Who knows the export regulations for our products to China? How can we complement the other subsidiaries' products with ours? A Knowledge Network answers these questions in the form of a living documentation of the organizational structure, responsibilities and Best Practice.