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There is a lot of value on Enterprise Knowledge Graphs, applying the semantic web standards into the "self-contained" world of enterprise data, there are many large enterprises doing it, and there is an interesting video from UBS on how they consider it a competitive advantage

I have the same conclusion, if you capture the model as a graph you can then derive from the graph as many visual representations as you need, for instance, this tool can generate archimate context diagrams from the graph data ( mostly by doing "ontology translation" ) https://github.com/zazuko/blueprint

unfortunately we dont support full remote. but offer a nice relocation package. we hire for software engineers in Billund, Copenhagen and London, we have hired 1000+ last 2 years, massive digital growth

Yes we do :) and we are actually hiring engineers to the team that builds the software! ( LEGO Digital Designer ) https://www.lego.com/da-dk/careers/search?keyword=digital+de...

I work at lego and it is awesome, not only we are getting the extra holidays but extra bonus, in previous years we also got extra salary due to performance. by the way we are massively growing our software engineering teams and going through a massive transformation, unfortunately remote is not an option but we have offices in Billund - DK, Copenhagen - DK, London - UK and Shangai - CN. Sorry for the shameless plug !

https://www.lego.com/da-dk/careers

lots of people commute from arhus, usually is 1h 1:15h each way, depending where you live, there is also lot of carpooling, but working from home is something that everyone does from time to time ( once a week for instance )

would you be interested in a job at LEGO ? https://www.lego.com/en-us/careers/jobdescription/cloud-infr...

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SAP Is actually pretty good in eating their own dog food, usually the problem is that the customers are super slow in adopting the new stuff that SAP releases...I worked at SAP for 9 years.