Gary Leicester
Solution Architect at Graphwise
Gary is a Solution Architect at Graphwise, where he advises organisations on using taxonomy, knowledge graphs, and AI to solve content and data challenges. Previously at CABI and Oxford University Press, he has worked extensively with large-scale thesauri and structured content systems. He is particularly interested in how AI can support the creation and maintenance of taxonomies in practice, and where human expertise remains critical.
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Scar Tissue: 20 Lessons from 20 Years of Building Ontologies and Knowledge Graphs
Juan Sequeda shares 20 years of lessons from building ontologies and knowledge graphs: what worked, what failed, and what still matters as AI agents go mainstream.
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Connected Data London 2026
Graphwise is heading to Connected Data London 2026. Catch our panel session, visit us at the booth, and meet President Atanas Kiryakov and SVP of Growth Andreas Blumauer, 11-12 November in London.
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Graphwise Networking Evening in London
Join Graphwise team on June 10 for the casual evening over beverages, bites, and an exchange with people who are serious about where enterprise AI is heading, and what it actually takes to get there.
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Taxonomy in the Age of AI
What’s actually changing for the people who build taxonomies? Together with taxonomy expert Heather Hedden we discuss where AI speeds up taxonomy work, where it fails, and what practical workflows look like.
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AI-Assisted Taxonomy Creation: Tools, Workflows, and Where Do Humans Fit In?
AI is changing how taxonomies are built, but what does that actually look like in day-to-day practice? This webinar reveals where AI speeds up taxonomy building, where human expertise is non-negotiable, and how both collaborate effectively.
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