Thomson Reuters Bows ‘Knowledge Graph’ of Data Relationships

The Knowledge Graph maps 2 billion connections between companies, prices and other factors to provide a complete ecosystem of a company's relationships and supply chain.

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The Knowledge Graph maps 2 billion relationships and data structures to provide a view of the complete ecosystem surrounding clients’ investments, targets and prospects—and how other companies and relationships are related to them—while reducing the time spent on data management. It initially covers seven content sets—equity instruments and quotes, organizations, industry classifications, joint ventures and strategic alliances, supply chain, related companies and competitors, and financial

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