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Bob van de Kuilen

“Nail it and scale it is much more of a approach we take... It's not should OT be in charge or is IT in charge. Neither of them should be in charge. Business people should be in charge.”

Nail It, Then Scale It: What Ontology Actually Means on a Factory Floor

“Problems are multidimensional... the health and safety people say, yep, we've got tick, we've got all the light curtains, got all the health and safety practices. The operator is barely surviving and every hundredth time he might get a limb cut off.”

Nail It, Then Scale It: What Ontology Actually Means on a Factory Floor

“Claude said, okay, I can see the data. I can see the time series data, but you need these relationships to understand that this is related to this... Would you like me to draw those relationships in your knowledge graph?”

Nail It, Then Scale It: What Ontology Actually Means on a Factory Floor

“We want to democratize the process of context building... Knowledge can come from anywhere if we just democratize those tools... ontology is discovered through the process of doing.”

Nail It, Then Scale It: What Ontology Actually Means on a Factory Floor

“You measure, meta is veta, as we say in Dutch and in Flemish... salespeople are forced to put in, I'll give you twenty percent improvement. And we all know we're lying. And we never measure the delivery of those projects at the end.”

Nail It, Then Scale It: What Ontology Actually Means on a Factory Floor